Planned Parenthood Advises Parents to Ask Their Toddlers If They Are Girls or Boys

Planned Parenthood seems to have lost sight of its founding mission, which was to weed out the undesirables, such as blacks, and keep them from breeding. Now Planned Parenthood is giving parents advice on dealing with their toddlers. There are now children’s books that say when a baby is born, the doctor makes a guess if it’s a boy or a girl, and sometimes the doctor gets it wrong.

Planned Parenthood has published some new guidance called, “4 Facts You Need to Know About Your Kids, Gender Identity and Being Trans.” And when they say kids, we mean kids.

Planned Parenthood recommends toddlers be asked if they are ‘a boy or a girl’ by parents https://t.co/EpzdbrQkcw

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Katie Daviscourt reports:

Planned Parenthood has published parental guidance on gender identity that encourages asking toddlers between the ages of 1 and 3 how they identify.

The guidance titled “4 Facts You Need to Know About Your Kids, Gender Identity and Being Trans,” which is listed on Planned Parenthood’s website under “gender identity,” states as a “fact” that “gender identity, for everyone, is formed in the toddler years.”

Planned Parenthood tells parents that in order to create a “safer space” for their toddler they should ask their child point blank if they identify as a “boy or a girl.” Whatever answer the toddler gives, parents should accept it and treat them as such.

“As soon as your kid is able to understand the concept of gender, they will tell you their gender. To create a safer space, you might consider asking directly: ‘Are you a boy or a girl?’ — and being open to whatever answer they give you. Note: If you tell them they’re wrong, it will NOT change their gender identity (see fact below), but it could make them worry they’re not lovable the way they are,” the guidance states.