Acceptance from a child

[Olly]

  I just spoke to my youngest child and asked him how he would feel if I looked and sounded like a man. He told me he would love me because I'm his. I told him that one day I really wanted to look like a man and he offered me this really helpful suggestion " Why don't you just ask Father Christmas for a boy dressing up kit? "

That's the most important person in my life on side 

[Janet_Girl]

That is special.  Hug that baby really tight and tell him you love him very much.  He sound like a good boy.



Hugs and Love
Janet

[Jeatyn]

That is adorable if only it were that simple eh?

[Arch]

Wait for that day when he says, "Now we're twins!!!" (...or do only girls say that sort of stuff?)

[myles]

Kids ROCK! Congratulations. My kids were and have been great about the whole thing.
Glad to have that reminder from who matters most, your son.
Andrew

[sneakersjay]

My kids didn't care.  I'm still me, their parent, and understood I needed to be true to myself, which is what I've instilled in them since they were small: be themselves.

They get pronouns right, call me Mom at home but "Dad" or "Bob" in public with silliness in their voices.  My son is still trying to figure out how I use a urinal lol (he uses the stall).


Jay

[Silver]

That's great. Congrats.