December Writing Prompt for Pink Hair & Pronouns: Joy

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; Pronouns want your stories about the joy your gender nonconforming child has brought into your lives, your families, and your communities.</p><p id="bebc">Some potential story ideas…</p><ul><li>How has your child’s gender transition elevated those around them?</li><li>What grace note moments with your child sparked a sense of joy and wonder for you?</li><li>What happy lessons have come to you and your family thanks to your child’s gender exploration or transition?</li></ul><p id="a9cf">There are no right or wrong answers here. I just want to fill Pink Hair & Pronouns with joy this holiday season.</p><p id="675c">If you’re not yet a writer for Pink Hair & Pronouns but would like to be added, please leave a comment here and I’ll be sure to add you.</p><p id="05dd">I’ll be sure to share all your stories in the PHAP January newsletter.</p><p id="4639">Please use the tag “<b>Joy</b>” so I can easily identify them (and so they end up on our homepage).</p><p id="3a12">I can’t wait to read your stories!</p><p id="8236">XOXOXO, Dana (aka <a href=

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"https://medium.com/@allmylittlewords">All My Little Words</a>) Editrix, PHAP</p><h2 id="412d">Pink Hair & Pronouns</h2><p id="924f">Pink Hair & Pronouns is space for parents and caregivers of gender nonconforming kids. We honor the experiences of childhood gender expression and also welcome parents to share questions, thoughts, and feelings as they support their kids through it all. Come join us!</p><div id="d3e9" class="link-block"> <a href="https://pinkhairandpronouns.com"> <div> <div> <h2>Pink Hair & Pronouns</h2> <div><h3>Pink Hair & Pronouns is space for parents and caregivers of gender nonconforming kids. We honor the experiences of…</h3></div> <div><p>pinkhairandpronouns.com</p></div> </div> <div> <div style="background-image: url(https://miro.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:320/1*yNxAsAtGuWmr7Knv-a6P2Q.png)"></div> </div> </div> </a> </div></article></body>

Let’s focus on the joys of raising gender nonconforming kids.

Raising a gender diverse child comes with its challenges. Much of the focus of Pink Hair & Pronouns focuses on advice and support. How to best love our kids through their transitions? How to respond to non-supportive family? How to protect our kids from bullying (or worse) when they live in states passing anti-trans legislation?

It’s been a helluva a year for many of us.

So for the holiday season, let’s shift focus from worry and political action. Let’s focus on joy.

Pink Hair & Pronouns want your stories about the joy your gender nonconforming child has brought into your lives, your families, and your communities.

Some potential story ideas…

How has your child’s gender transition elevated those around them?

What grace note moments with your child sparked a sense of joy and wonder for you?

What happy lessons have come to you and your family thanks to your child’s gender exploration or transition?

There are no right or wrong answers here. I just want to fill Pink Hair & Pronouns with joy this holiday season.

If you’re not yet a writer for Pink Hair & Pronouns but would like to be added, please leave a comment here and I’ll be sure to add you.

I’ll be sure to share all your stories in the PHAP January newsletter.

Please use the tag “Joy” so I can easily identify them (and so they end up on our homepage).

I can’t wait to read your stories!

XOXOXO, Dana (aka All My Little Words) Editrix, PHAP