[...] Trans queerspawn and transpawn – Finding connections This post is a part of Blogging for LGBT Families Day.  You can view links to all other participating blogs at today’s Mombian post. [...]

[...] In honor of today being “Blogging for LGBT Families Day”, I wanted to talk a little about the single most important lesson you can teach your kids. While I’m no expert in raising kids (my cats aren’t too hung up on worry or guilt long as they see food, water, and fresh litter), I do know that teaching your kids how to be comfortable in their own skin is the most important lesson you can ever gift them. And, the good news is that you get to learn more about yourself and benefit in the process. [...]

[...] Happy Blogging for LGBT Families Day, Dana Rudolph’s inspired jamboree of blogular LGBT family love and visibility! For those of us who are L or G or B or T, and whose writing online is occasioned by and peopled with our families, every day is Blogging for LGBT Families Day. It’s Blogging for LGBT Families Day when we write about the tempest-toss’d route from wannabe to actual parenthood (an epic journey, pretty much, for all of us). It is when we write about our queer families’ experiences of exclusion — or inclusion — at the childbirth education class at the hospital, or at the adoption agency, or at the preschool orientation, or in our kids’ schools’ educational materials. It’s Blogging for LGBT Families Day when we share our children’s brave and heartwarming statements of pride in their families, like Vikki has on her blog Up Popped a Fox. [...]

[...] 1st, 2007 · No Comments Trista reminded me that today is Blogging for GLBT Families Day. So here I am. I’m not GLBT,nor am I a parent. [...]

[...] That’s one heck of a round up! Thanks Mombian! Technorati Tags: PRIDE, glbt, bloggingforlgbtfamilies [...]

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