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"Celebrating Pride With Kids Under 21"

Pride parades are an amazing way to support the LGBTQ community and they're also lots of fun. But sometimes, they might be inappropriate for younger kids. Kristin and Dannielle discuss the best ways to celebrate pride with younger kids.

Do you have any LGBTQ questions you’d like Kristin and Dannielle to answer? Leave a comment on YouTube or submit anonymously through The Parents Project!

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“Things That Did NOT Turn Your Kid Gay”

Have certain outside factors aided in turning your kid gay? Definitely not. Kristin and Dannielle tell you 7 things that most certainly did not turn your kid gay. As mentioned in the video, watch "Is Mainstream Media Turing My Kid Gay?" here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0H0Di...

Do you have any LGBTQ questions you’d like Kristin and Dannielle to answer? Leave a comment on YouTube or submit anonymously through The Parents Project!

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“Kristin Discusses Coming Out With Her Mom”

Not all parents react the same way when their child comes out. In a very special interview, Kristin talks with her mom, Rose, about when she came out and how her mom handled it. 

Do you have a coming out story or experience to share? Or do you have any LGBTQ questions you’d like Kristin and Dannielle to answer? Leave a comment on YouTube or submit anonymously through The Parents Project!

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“Courtney’s Coming Out Story”

This coming out story comes from Courtney and her mom Dorothy. Watch as they share Courtney's coming out experience, their concerns, and how their family reacted.

Do you have a coming out story or experience to share? Or do you have any LGBTQ questions you’d like Kristin and Dannielle to answer? Leave a comment on YouTube or submit anonymously through The Parents Project!

This is a Show for Parents of Gay* Kids

Did you know?! We are working on an ongoing video series to help parents better understand their LGBTQ kids!! It’s called This is a Show for Parents of Gay* Kids, and we are incredibly proud of the issues we’ve tackled so far. On that note, we thought it would be helpful to give you a list of what’s available now for you and your families:

Coming Out Advice | The Difference Between Sexuality & Gender Identity | Can My LGBTQ Kid Have A Family? | How To Be A Supportive Parent | How To Tell Friends & Family | Did Mainstream Media Influence My Kid? | Dealing With Religion | Is It A Phase? | Are They Too Young To Know? | Finding An LGBTQ Friendly College | What is Asexuality? | What Is Pansexuality? | The Gender Binary | Dealing With Depression | Dannielle & Kristin’s Coming Out Stories | & More!

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“What Is The Gender Binary?”

The gender binary might not be as clear cut as black and white. Kristin and Dannielle explain what the gender binary is and how to handle it. Do you have any LGBTQ questions? Watch more, subscribe and leave a comment on YouTube!

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“Finding An LGBTQ-Friendly College”

Applying to and deciding on the right college for your LGBTQ child is important. Are there support groups? Is there a strong LGBTQ presence on the campus? Will they be safe? Kristin and Dannielle offer great advice for choosing the right college for your LGBTQ child.

Have an advice question you’d like Kristin and Dannielle to answer? Leave a comment on YouTube or submit anonymously through The Parents Project!

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“Discussing Coming Out with Dannielle and Her Dad”

Coming out to your parents can be a very personal experience. In a very special interview, Dannielle talks with her dad, Jack, about her own coming out experience. 

Do you have a coming out story or experience to share? Or do you have any LGBTQ questions you’d like Kristin and Dannielle to answer? Leave a comment on YouTube or submit anonymously through The Parents Project!