What If Your Partner Isn't On Board?
On slow arrivals, the mama bear reflex, and what it means when you're ready to support your child and your partner isn't — yet.
From My Chair
Supporting Your Transgender or Nonbinary Child:
Practical Guidance for Parents
Beyond the noise. Start with a breath. Stay for a shift.
If you’re here, there’s a good chance you’re carrying a lot — questions, worry, love, maybe exhaustion you haven’t named yet.
This blog isn’t here to rush you, convince you, or tell you what kind of parent to be.
It’s a place to pause, steady yourself, and read at the pace your life allows.
Find what feels most relevant right now
You don’t need to read everything.
If one piece helps you exhale a little, that’s enough for today.
What to Do the Moment a Headline Breaks You
When news about trans rights hits and your body goes into overdrive, here's a six-step tapping method to help you move through it and find your footing again.
Finding Steadiness
Why You Still Get Your Child’s Pronouns Wrong Sometimes
Slipping on pronouns doesn't mean you're not on board. Here's what's happening in your brain.
Supporting Trans & Nonbinary Youth
When Your Child Comes Out — And You Already Knew (Or Didn’t)
Your child just told you something about their gender. Whether you saw it coming or it floored you — there’s no right way to react in the first thirty seconds.
Supporting Trans & Nonbinary Youth
