You shouldn't have to disclose your child's gender identity to other parents
Helen argues that forcing parents to disclose their child's gender identity is a breach of confidentiality, comparing it to other personal characteristics like being gay, having a disability, or being adopted
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Dr Helen Webberley, Gender Specialist and Medical Educator
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