I'm not really sure what that is about. Is there a link you can refer us to so we can read up on it if we aren't familiar and then give our replies?

I'm also unsure of what you're referring to. Do you mean children born intersexed where the parents make the decision which way to raise their child? If that is what you are talking about then I don't agree at all.

I think once the child ages and has a better understanding of themselves they should make the decision on their own what gender, if one at all, they identify as. I've read too many cases of the parents deciding at birth and the child growing up confused and transitioning from what was decided for them without their consent as an infant.

I think it's a bad idea. Once the child becomes old enough to know the difference and if they feel different, then they can then decide who they want to be. That probably made no sense, lol.

Gender is just not a topic I'm educated enough to discuss. It warps my brain and makes me feel really uncomfortable. Not because I can't understand the concepts, but because I can't formulate articulate responses regarding my opinion to discuss the subject intelligently and respectfully. It gets really frustrating when my brain defaults to "because, that's why".

I feel like gender is always going to be a social institution in this country. The idea of a genderless baby is confusing to society. We need gender, as hard as that is to say. I would raise my child as the gender socially correlated to the sex of the baby, but let them create their own gender and expression. For example, I would not paint the baby's room pink/blue, I would let them choose their own toys and clothes once they can, etc. I'm not going to hide my baby's sex from people, but I expect my child's sex to not confine them into a gender-box.

I will not tell other parents what to do, but this is my own opinion. I also think people need to be more open to a child's evolving gender expression.

I think that in theory it's a good idea, but society is not at a point where it is willing to accept a child whose parents choose to keep their gender ambiguous until they are old enough to choose. Instead, I think that parents need to raise their children how they want in the home, not make a huge deal out of what sex their child is or isn't, and listen to the child when they start to divulge what their gender is.

I think it's the ideal. As a trans person I could've been spared years of hell if I'd not been gendered. I also think it'd help combat a huge number of the stereotypes we buy into.

Saying "society isn't ready" or "the child will be bullied" is the same as saying "we don't want to take responsibility for the world we live in and they way we've brought up our own kids" - it's the same argument used against gay, lesbian and trans parents. The truth of the matter is that small children don't care about each others' genders or sexes, and that the vast majority of children will decide their gender before they are school age - and if not, they should be allowed to continue to explore their identities.

Attitudes will only start changing when there is something to react to.

I'm not for it. I believe that you can be raised a girl and still do "boy" things and vice versa. In terms of that child choosing an identity, if they start showing they prefer the other gender then it can be addressed.

I don't think it's good, personally, for the child. You don't have to shove trucks and hunting down a boy's throat...but completely genderless will just screw them up when they get older I think.

I think it's good as a test for now. We'll have to see how it develops.

I dont think its a good idea at all