Kids ‘need to be grounded in reality’: Pamela Garfield-Jaeger, the ‘truthful therapist’

"There's a psychologist called Diane Ehrensaft who said that boys who open up their onesie and dance around, they're expressing that they really want to be girls, because that's like a dress.

Or if a girl…pulls the barrettes out of her hair that means she doesn't want to be a girl."

"I think someone with common sense would just [say] well, these are fussy babies that just don't want to wear barrettes or don't want their onesie on, right?

…Kids don't want to wear their shoes or throw off their shoes - does that mean they don't want feet anymore?

But that is the philosophy, and a lot of people start to believe it, because people with these fancy letters that come from these fancy institutions repeat that over and over again.”

- Pamela Garfield-Jaeger, author of "A Practical Response to Gender Distress: Tips and Tools for Families"

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