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Replying to @Bugspa Children can’t consent to alcohol, tattoos, or many other adult decisions—and they also don’t make medical decisions entirely on their own. That’s the part this argument misses. When a child or adolescent is struggling with their gender, medical care should involve the child, their parents or guardians, and qualified healthcare professionals. What that care looks like depends on the child’s age, development, individual circumstances, risks, benefits, and the evidence. Supporting a child does not mean handing them an adult decision and saying, “You choose.” It means parents doing what parents do every day: listening to their child, asking questions, getting expert medical advice, weighing risks and benefits, and making healthcare decisions on their behalf. We can absolutely debate the evidence, appropriate ages, treatments, safeguards, and long-term outcomes. Medicine should always be open to better evidence. But those complicated, deeply personal decisions belong in the exam room with families and their medical teams—not with strangers in a comment section, and not with politicians who have never met that child. Parental involvement + medical expertise + individualized care is not the same thing as a child giving adult consent. #Pediatrics #Parenting #ChildHealth #GenderAffirmingCare #MedicalEducation
Replying to @Bugspa Children can’t consent to alcohol, tattoos, or many other adult decisions—and they also don’t make medical decisions entirely on their own. That’s the part this argument misses. When a child or adolescent is struggling with their gender, medical care should involve the child, their parents or guardians, and qualified healthcare professionals. What that care looks like depends on the child’s age, development, individual circumstances, risks, benefits, and the evidence. Supporting a child does not mean handing them an adult decision and saying, “You choose.” It means parents doing what parents do every day: listening to their child, asking questions, getting expert medical advice, weighing risks and benefits, and making healthcare decisions on their behalf. We can absolutely debate the evidence, appropriate ages, treatments, safeguards, and long-term outcomes. Medicine should always be open to better evidence. But those complicated, deeply personal decisions belong in the exam room with families and their medical teams—not with strangers in a comment section, and not with politicians who have never met that child. Parental involvement + medical expertise + individualized care is not the same thing as a child giving adult consent. #Pediatrics #Parenting #ChildHealth #GenderAffirmingCare #MedicalEducation
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