So far in this mini-series of articles, we’ve looked at how to best support your queer/trans kid with both the basics and the stuff that might be trickier. You might think it sounds pretty heavy and you wouldn’t be wrong — supporting your queer child is important but can take work. But that doesn’t mean it can’t be fun too! Here are some ideas on how to support your queer kid in fun ways you’ll both enjoy that will bring you closer together.

Here are some of the more challenging parts of supporting your queer kid you may struggle with, and why it’s all the more important that you do these things.

So, your child has come out to you as queer. Congratulations! This may be something deeply personal and important to your child that they’ve chosen to share with you. But you might be feeling confused or unsure of how best to support them, especially if you’re not very familiar with LGBTQA+ identities. That’s why we’re putting together a mini-series of blog post guides to help you be the very best parent you can and support your queer kid! In this post, we’ll be covering some of the basics of what to do when your child has just come out.

November 20^th of every year is Transgender Day of Remembrance, to memorialise all the victims of transphobic violence, and to draw attention to the violence that the transgender community continues to face.

Want to get more active, but not sure where to start? In this blog post we’ll cover our top 5 essentials for sporty transmascs! 

The 23^rd of September every year is Bisexual Pride Day, also known as Celebrate Bisexuality Day, or Bi Visibility day. The week that Bisexual Pride Day falls in is also Bisexual+ Awareness Week. In this post, we’ll answer some common questions and give some ideas of how you can celebrate bisexuality!

In case you missed it, the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics (now in 2021!) started last week, and it’s already been an incredible event, with records being set in everything from swimming, to archery, to the number of openly queer athletes. At least 33 openly LGBTQ+ athletes are competing this year, more than double the 12 who competed in the 2016 Summer Paralympics! In this post, we’ll be giving you a whizz-stop...

This Friday, the 27^th of August, is the annual Wear It Purple Day in Australia. This grassroots campaign against homophobic and transphobic bullying began in 2010 and has only grown from there. In this post, we’ll give you all the details you need to have a great Wear It Purple Day!