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A brief summary of what is known about the safety of testosterone before and during pregnancy.

An overview of gender-affirming chest binding in the context of pregnancy and lactation.

Considerations for families who plan to co-feed their infants, including important conversations to have and how to establish and maintain more than one milk supply.

Considerations for people who want to stop lactation immediately after birth or at any point in their infant feeding journey.

An overview of bodyfeeding after gender-affirming chest surgery, covering milk production, supplemental nutrition, support needs, and feeding positions. Includes a summary of gender-affirming chest surgeries.

Considerations for those who choose to take testosterone while bodyfeeding an infant. Includes a summary of the current evidence.

An introduction to supplemental feeding systems. Intended as a supplement to the accompanying client resource.

Ask yourself some questions to explore and understand your gender.

Breast construction is a gender-affirming surgery that creates, enlarges or shapes one’s breasts.

Testes removal removes the gonads and spermatic cord. It can be done with or without scrotectomy.

There are two surgical options for people considering the creation of a vulva or a vulva and vagina: vulvoplasty and vaginoplasty.

Chest construction (or top surgery) is a gender-affirming surgery that removes or reduces breast tissue and skin to make a flatter chest.