A newly published guidebook has emerged as a beacon of hope for parents grappling with the complex issue of their children's involvement in the so-called gender cult.
The guidebook, a product of the nonprofit organization "Restore Childhood," aims to arm parents with the necessary resources and information to navigate the contentious issue of affirming their child's chosen gender identity.
According to The Post Millennial, the organization, which is dedicated to safeguarding children from excessive government interference in health and education, maintains that the medical transition of children is not a partisan issue. Instead, it asserts that there is a widespread agreement among Americans, regardless of their political leanings, that "there should be legal restrictions on the medical transition of children."
The guidebook is designed to rise above the cacophony of the culture war, enabling parents to make informed decisions based on evidence, both in their parenting and in shaping public policy. "The information in this toolkit is intended to rise above the culture war noise to empower you to make evidence-based decisions in parenting and influencing public policy," the group stated.
The issue of parental rights, often dismissed by far-left activists as a conservative dog whistle aimed at curtailing children's autonomy, is also addressed in the guidebook. The group argues that the US Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), often misinterpreted by activists as a law that allows students to withhold information from their parents, was actually designed "for parents to protect their kids' privacy."
Natalya Murakhver, one of the architects of the gender toolkit, shared her vision with The Post Millennial. She previously spearheaded an initiative to lift COVID restrictions and mask mandates for school children. Murakhver expressed her concern about the ongoing pediatric emergency, stating, "[I]t is clear that there is a catastrophic pediatric emergency going on and we are not responding quickly enough to the evidence that pediatric sex reassignment procedures are irreversibly harming children and youth."
The guidebook, which spans 46 pages, delves into a variety of topics. These include the debunked claim that children will commit suicide if barred from transitioning, the risks of allowing biological males to compete against girls in sports, and the clandestine methods schools employ to transition children without parental consent. It also provides tips for parents on discussing gender with educators and highlights the lack of clinical consensus and solid evidence supporting the medical transition of minors, as outlined in England's Cass Review.
"We believe that all children are deserving of safe learning environments and that gender nonconformity, which is completely natural and found across cultures, must be respected," Restore Childhood stated.
The release of the guidebook is timely, given the current state of America's mental health industry, which has been criticized for its perceived overemphasis on gender issues. The medical industry is also under scrutiny, with many doctors fearing professional and reputational repercussions for challenging the prevailing narrative on child sex changes. Whistleblowers who question this narrative face potential FBI investigations and even imprisonment. Meanwhile, educators are under the impression that they are assisting children by guiding them on a covert gender journey.
Clearly, parents are in dire need of this guidance. The guidebook from Restore Childhood could be the lifeline they need to navigate these challenging waters.
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