
We are Diana and Joy - two moms who each supported their children to transition in early elementary school to become their true selves. We are using our voices to reflect our child’s voices, and have navigated everything from family and friends, to health care offices and schools. We are here to share our experience and our learning along this transgender journey, to provide support and guidance, ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 130 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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When a trans son says his country doesn't want him in it, what do you say? This episode explores belonging, parental fear, and letting kids find their own way, plus the records that can follow trans young adults, from background che... more
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Episode 129 begins with updates from Joy on the journey towards her daughter's desired surgery, and continues with examples from both Diana and Joy of how anti-trans narratives are seeping into the language and beliefs of our allies... more
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Insurance says surgery is covered at 18, but the process tells a different story. In this episode, one mom breaks down what she's learned chasing gender-affirming surgery access for her daughter, including a wait list that pushes ac... more
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In this episode, Diana and Joy explore “gender noise” — the background thoughts many transgender people experience about safety, bathrooms, being outed (and general thoughts as they navigating the current environment). They reflect ... more
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The sadness that these parents support there children and except them as a “trans” person is just leading your child down a path of destruction and sadness that only the devil has provided. I am truly praying for those children that do irreversible procedures and medication. The confusion in this world is so depressing, but only Jesus Christ can save y’all. Please consider this, Diana and Joy, and have the strength to tell your child “no”. Love tells the truth. Thank you for reading this message... more
As a trans person, it’s so nice to hear parents discussing these things from a place of love, support,
This podcast is always so informative and compassionate. Thank you, Diana & Joy, for sharing your experience, advice and support. I look forward to each episode and recommend it highly. Excellent content!
I am not a parent of a trans child, but I never miss an episode of this excellent podcast. It helps me be a better ally to friends and coworkers who are trans or have trans or nonbinary kids and to be an advocate for all LGBTQIA people. I so appreciate the clear explanation of their children’s journeys, so I don’t have to ask overly personal or inappropriate questions of friends. I deeply appreciate Joy and Diana’s courage in creating this podcast, it is really a gift and no doubt a labor of lo... more
This podcast rarely fails to make me either laugh out loud or sob out loud. And it always allows me to learn. I truly appreciate the authenticity of Diana and Joy, the knowledge Diana brings as a former health care provider, and just better understanding the complex issues surrounding raising a trans child. Thank you for the excellent work you both do.
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Two moms guide listeners through the realities of parenting transgender kids, sharing personal stories, practical tips, and ongoing advocacy. Episodes span navigating healthcare, schools, travel, legal policy, and community support, with emphasis on building tools for families and allies to show up with empathy, safety, and informed decision-making. The show is notable for its candid, experience-driven approach, medical context from a former healthcare professional, and a strong emphasis on resilience, chosen family, and constructive dialogue for families and professionals seeking to understand or support trans youth.
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