Diane Ehrensaft - The Gender Creative Child

Coolhart, Deborah

Cox, Laverne

Crawford, Chasilee

Crawford, Jason

Crawford, Zay

cross-sex hormones/hormone replacement therapy

arbitrary minimum age for

fertility implications of

gamete preservation and

Ingraham, Laura, on

as medical intervention

misinformation about

psychological aspects, ref. 2, ref. 3

puberty blockers and

readiness for

terminology (n12)

culture

fruit salads and, ref. 2

in gender web, ref. 2

cure, gender as, ref. 2, ref. 3

dam builders, mental health professionals as

deafness

de-centering

about

gender angels and, ref. 2, ref. 3

gender blind spots and

gender ghosts and, ref. 2

gender maze and

delayed puberty, ref. 2

desisters, ref. 2, ref. 3

See also oranges

diagnoses, gender

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) , ref. 2

doctors

mental health professionals and

pediatricians

as psychiatric gender fixers

documentaries

doll play

Donne, John

DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) , ref. 2

Duron, Lori

early onset, ref. 2

easy children (temperament type), ref. 2

editor, letters to the

environmentalists, ref. 2

Erikson, Erik, ref. 2, ref. 3

essentialists, ref. 2

estrogen

See also cross-sex hormones/hormone replacement therapy

“expectable parental narcissism”

experience versus research studies

ex post facto test

Facebook gender options, ref. 2

factitious disorder

false gender self

Far from the Tree (Solomon), ref. 2, ref. 3

fashion

feedback loops

feminism, radical

fertility issues, ref. 2, ref. 3

fiction, gender as

films

firefighters, mental health professionals as, ref. 2

Freud, Sigmund, ref. 2

friendships, online versus real-life

“fruit,” as term (n33)

fruit salads

about

adolescence

body, feelings about

culture and, ref. 2

gender maze and

rise of

gamete preservation

gatekeepers, mental health professionals as, ref. 2

gender

biology of, ref. 2, ref. 3

as cure, ref. 2, ref. 3

as fiction

lining up by

sea change in

as social opportunity

as solution

as symptom, ref. 2

See also specific topics

gender affirmative model

See also “listen and act” model

gender-ambidextrous children

gender angels, ref. 2, ref. 3

gender-bedrock

gender blind spots

Gender Born, Gender Made (Ehrensaft), ref. 2, ref. 3, ref. 4, ref. 5, ref. 6, ref. 7

gender-by-location children

gender-by-season children

gender categories, ref. 2

See also specific categories

gender creativity, defined

See also specific topics

gender diagnoses

gender dysphoria, as diagnosis

gender expressions, ref. 2

gender fluid children, ref. 2

See also oranges

gender gap, new

gender ghosts, ref. 2

gender health, ref. 2

gender hybrids

gender identity by age 6

gender identity disorder, as diagnosis

gender infinity

gender maze

gender minotaurs

“gender offensive,” oranges as

gender Priuses

GenderQueer Revolution, ref. 2

genderqueer youth, ref. 2

Gender Quest Workbook, The (Testa, Coolhart, and Peta)

gender smoothies, ref. 2

Gender Spectrum, ref. 2, ref. 3

gender spread

about

apples

case study

fruit salads

future of

oranges

gender Teslas

gender Tootsie Roll Pops

gender web, ref. 2

genetics

genitalia, ambiguous, ref. 2

ghosts, gender, ref. 2

GnRH inhibitors. See puberty blockers

Goldberg, Michelle

gonadotropin-releasing hormone inhibitors. See puberty blockers

grandparents, ref. 2

gratification, immediate versus delayed

Green, Richard, ref. 2

grief, ref. 2, ref. 3

guilty feelings

health, gender, ref. 2

hierarchy of needs

Hill, Darryl

Hippocratic oath, ref. 2

homosexuality, DSM classification of

Honda, Mike

Honda-Phillips, Michelle

horizontal identity

hormone blockers. See puberty blockers

hormone exposure/absorption

hormone replacement therapy. See cross-sex hormones/hormone replacement therapy

hybrids, gender

hyperactive acceptance

“I am a …” statements

“I don’t know anything about this” statements

India, ref. 2, ref. 3 (n56)

infinity, gender

information, inaccurate

Ingraham, Laura, ref. 2

Internet and social media

Facebook gender options, ref. 2

friendships, online versus real-life

information, inaccurate

labels, borrowed

outing

scripting

support networks

Italy, ref. 2, ref. 3

“It’s just a phase” statements, ref. 2

“I wish I were a …” statements

Jenner, Caitlyn

Jolie, Angelina

Jolie-Pitt, John

Jorgensen, Christine

knowing, early sense of

knowledge, doctor lack of

labels, borrowed

“learning to live in your own skin” model, ref. 2

left-handedness, ref. 2

legal authority for medical interventions

“Let me refer you to a child psychiatrist” statements

letters to the editor

likeness as bonding agent

lining up in schools

“listen and act” model

Lives of Transgender People, The (Beemyn and Rankin), ref. 2

“living in your own skin” model, ref. 2

Los Angeles Times

marriage equality

Maslow, Abraham

maze, gender

McDonald, CeCe

McHugh, Paul

media. See screens

Menachem, Seth, ref. 2

mental health professionals

attributes, desired

as dam builders

doctors and

as firefighters, ref. 2

as gatekeepers, ref. 2

medical world, role in

as translators

mental health services models

“learning to live in your own skin” model, ref. 2

“listen and act” model

“watchful waiting” model, ref. 2

Menvielle, Edgardo

microaggressions

about

home-based

society-based

Mills College

minorities

minotaurs, gender

misinformation

Mock, Janet, ref. 2

mourning, ref. 2, ref. 3

Munchausen syndrome, ref. 2

My Daughter, He (Waldron), ref. 2

names, last

National Public Radio (NPR), ref. 2

nature, in gender web, ref. 2

needle phobia, ref. 2, ref. 3, ref. 4, ref. 5, ref. 6

needs, hierarchy of

Netherlands, ref. 2

“New Girl in School: Transgender Surgery at 18”

New Yorker, The

New York Times, The , ref. 2

New York Times Magazine, The

Norton, Jody

NPR (National Public Radio), ref. 2

nurture, in gender web, ref. 2

onset, early, ref. 2

oranges

about

confusion about

early onset of

example

gender expressions

gender maze and

as “gender offensive”

“I wish I were a …” statements

protogay children as

See also desisters

outing

parental acceptance

about

as form of protection

hyperactive

parental support

parents

as ally, advocate, ambassador

apples and, ref. 2

in conflict

guilty feelings

medical interventions and

motivations and psychological issues

support networks for

pediatricians

persisters, ref. 2, ref. 3