We talked to a doctor who specializes in treatment for the LGBTQ+ community who shares important advice about how to talk to children in a healthy way.
Young children may have plenty of questions about Pride Month. This time of year may also open the conversation for others about their gender.
For other children, Pride Month may bring about questions of what it is. Dr. Dryer encourages parents to be ready for that conversation. She also suggests parents be ready to answer questions about the dynamics of a family, which has been addressed on programs like Sesame Street. For instance, if your child has a friend with two moms or two dads.
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