Supporting LGBTQ children: A guide for parents

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So… your child has come out as LGBTQ (or maybe they haven’t yet, but you’ve got questions).
You love them deeply. You want to say and do the right thing. But it’s hard to know what right looks like when you’re navigating something you didn’t grow up talking about.

That’s where this series comes in.

These blogposts have been written to help you feel less alone, less unsure, and more confident supporting your child – whether they’re gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, questioning, or somewhere else on the rainbow. You’ll find practical advice, gentle reassurance, and honest answers to questions many parents are too afraid to ask.

No shame. No judgment. Just real talk about how to show up for your child in a way that protects your relationship, honours their identity, and gives them the safety and support they need to thrive.

Start where you are. Read what’s relevant. And take the next step, one conversation at a time.

This series of blog posts was written by Kristen Buck, Master of Sexology (Professional) and Bachelor of Psychology with Honours, during a clinical placement at Sex Ed Rescue.

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