In new guidelines issued on the official Planned Parenthood website, the federally subsidized corporation explains how parents should talk to their pre-schoolers about gender roles, sexuality, masturbation, and transgenderism, even offering tips on how to tell if your toddler “is transgender or gender nonconforming.”
Filling the head of your three-year-old child who thought he was a dinosaur last week with confusing messages about sex and gender?
What could possibly go wrong.
Under a section concerning pre-schoolers, the following hyperlinked questions are addressed:
How do I talk with my preschooler about their body?
How do I talk with my preschooler about identity?
What should I teach my preschooler about healthy social skills and relationships?
How do I talk with my preschooler about personal safety?
What should I teach my preschooler about pregnancy and reproduction?
What should I teach my preschooler about sex and sexuality?
Like most of the topical questions offering some questionable (at best) recommendations to parents, the issue of so-called gender identity had some disturbing suggestions.
“When it comes to gender, ideas about what it means to be a girl or a boy are everywhere, and these ideas have a big influence on your preschooler. Learn how to teach your kid that their gender doesn’t limit them, how to talk about different kinds of families, how to know if your kid is transgender, and more,” directs Planned Parenthood.
The site also explains that not all boys have penises and not all girls have vulvas. “You can say that most girls have vulvas and most boys have penises/testicles,” suggest the guidelines.
“While the most simple answer is that girls have vulvas and boys have penises/testicles, that answer isn’t true for every boy and girl. Boy, girl, man, and woman are words that describe gender identity, and some people with the gender identities ‘boy’ or ‘man’ have vulvas, and some with the gender identity ‘girl’ or ‘woman’ have penises/testicles. Your genitals don’t make you a boy or a girl,” says the site.
Planned Parenthood even informs parents how to tell if their pre-schooler is trans or gender nonconforming:
So how do you know if your kid is trying to tell you that they’re transgender or gender nonconforming, rather than just playing around?
Experts say that transgender kids tell you what their gender identity is in a way that’s very definitive. Trans and gender nonconforming kids are:
Consistent: They don’t go back and forth about their gender — they clearly identify with one particular gender identity.
Insistent: They feel very strongly about their identity, and get upset when they’re told that they’re not the gender they say they are.
Persistent: How they identity themselves stays over time.
The site recommends you take your child to a “counselor or therapist who’s familiar and supportive of LGBTQ identities” if you think they are trans.
And concerning masturbation, the guidelines state:
You can teach them that touching their genitals is something that’s not appropriate to do in public. Preschoolers are old enough to understand privacy. So instead of trying to convince them to stop touching themselves, have a conversation about boundaries. You can say something like, “I know that feels good, and it’s OK to do that in your room or the bathroom. It’s not ok to touch your penis in front of other people. It’s something that’s private.”
Remember, over half a billion tax-dollars are funneled to this leftist-indoctrinating abortion mill on an annual basis, where they’ve murdered over 7 million babies to date.