Just hearing the words transgendered children brings many questions to my mind. Personally, I don't have a problem with transgendered people because I have transgendered family members, but transgendered children is something that you rarely come across. I feel as though that children are too young to be able to truly determine whether or not they are their right gender. Could this be a psychological thing or could this come from parenting? I think that if a boy is raised up around a lot of females, then he may become confused, but then what's the excuse if he's the only boy around. So yeah, I believe that young children may be confused on whether or not they're a boy or girl at first, but I think it becomes pretty obvious around the age of six because they are then taught what gender they are. Even if they still are confused about what they are, I think that a girl should be taught to do girly things and boy should be taught to do boyish things.
There are a couple reasons why I think children become transgendered. The first reason is, a child may get interest in toys that aren't necessarily for their gender. For example, if a young boy has an older sister who likes to house and play dress up, he may find interest in wearing girl clothes and playing with girl toys. In his mind he might see nothing wrong with that because he's still too young to understand. Another reason is, a boy being raised by a lot of females. In this situation, he's so used to seeing what girls do, that he just might start doing the same things and think it's ok because that's all he see.
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