transkind.nl
Community and audiences
For parents of a child with gender questions: signals, puberty blockers and hormones, the Cass Review, autism and social media, and where to find help.
Visit transkind.nl →About this site
Transkind.nl is for parents of a child who says, “I’m trans.” The site helps you pause and reflect before any irreversible decisions are made. Its three core principles: you’re not alone, you don’t have to choose sides, and it’s okay to ask questions.
What you’ll find on transkind.nl
- What many parents recognise: early signs and first steps
- Medical facts about puberty blockers and hormones
- Background and possible causes: the Cass Review, autism and social media
- Support and your role as a parent
- Recent articles for parents and where to find help
Who it’s for
For parents who have just received the news and are looking for calm, well-founded information — without blame and without pressure.
Related in the network: transouders.nl and deouders.nl for peer support, and transkompas.nl for decision guidance.
Part of the gender network
transkind.nl is one of more than forty specialist sites in the Dutch-language gender network of Stichting Genderinfo i.o. Every site in the network covers one subject in depth: from science and medical facts to care, legislation, the public debate and support for specific audiences. That way you always find the site that answers your question most sharply. Note: most network sites are in Dutch.
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