How to Respectfully Address a Non-Binary Child

Learn effective ways to address non-binary children with respect and kindness through their preferred names and pronouns.

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To address a non-binary child, use their preferred name and pronouns. Common non-binary pronouns include they/them, ze/zir, or others based on their preference. Show respect and support by asking them how they wish to be addressed and consistently using that.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are some common non-binary pronouns? Common non-binary pronouns include they/them, ze/zir, and some prefer unique pronouns. Always ask the individual for their preference.
  2. How can I support my non-binary child? Support your non-binary child by using their preferred name and pronouns, advocating for them, and providing a safe space for their identity.
  3. Why is it important to respect gender pronouns? Respecting gender pronouns affirms a person's identity, fosters inclusivity, and helps build a supportive environment for all individuals.

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