Books made available for young people in nurseries and primary schools across the United Kingdom in recent weeks and months have encouraged children to question their gender.
Nursery school children as young as three are being exposed to characters who are unsure about their gender by a Government-funded Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender charity.
Nursery school children as young as three are being exposed to characters who are unsure about their gender by a Government-funded Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender charity.
One of the books is called 'Jamie' which is a transgender cinderella story' and another called 'Introducing Teddy' features Thomas the teddy bear who tells friends he wants to be Tilly the girl teddy. 'Are You A Girl Or A Boy' is another about a non-binary child.
Older children are recommended ‘Gracefully Grayson’, a story about a boy who is “a girl on the inside, stuck in the wrong gender’s body”.
All these books are on a reading list for young children by LGBT group Educate & Celebrate.
Lesson plans and book lists are supplied to nurseries and primary and secondary schools by an organisation called Educate & Celebrate. They also send trainers into schools to work with teachers.
This organisation has in the past received funding from the Department for Education.
To read further about this topic see the links below:
The Christian Institute - Trans books pushed on nursery children
The Christian Institute - Trans books pushed on nursery children
The Daily Express - Nursery books encourages children as young as three to question their gender
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