Reddit reviews Who Are You?: The Kid's Guide to Gender Identity
We found 4 Reddit comments about Who Are You?: The Kid's Guide to Gender Identity. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Sparkle Boy is exactly the book you need for this situation - about a little boy who loves wearing nail polish, sparkly clothing, etc. Some other good ones would be Jacob's New Dress, Jamie is Jamie, and Pink is for Boys. If you want something that more directly explores gender identity, there's also Who Are You: The Kid's Guide to Gender Identity.
The book, Who Are You? has already entered into the California elementary education system, teaching children as young as 3 years old that gender is arbitrary and independent of sex and that they can choose what they are more easily than what to have for dinner.
Not a group, but some helpful reading (a great kid’s book and one for adults though I haven’t finished all of the latter). The kid’s one really helped my son articulate how he felt (sometimes boy, sometimes girl, sometimes boy who loves dresses).
I’ve got a child in the same situation. I’m just 100% supportive of his gender play in public and private. I must be too intimidating to mess with about it, because I’ve never gotten anything to my face. I’d like to see them try. I heard someone snark behind my back to one of my friends about it. She stood up for us too, bless. They want to go after my kid, they’ll have to get through me first.
Good on her for sticking up for her child. She needs a mama bear club! You or she are welcome to PM me anytime.
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