I wasn't taught how to take up space. My twins are teaching me now.
When Jacob first put a dress on as a young child, he didn't do it because he wanted to be a girl, he wanted to wear a dress because he loved the w...
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One year ago, I wrote a story about a snake who just wanted to belong.
It's been a year since I debuted my children's book "Me is All I Want to Be" and last month, a bookstore owner placed an order I didn't expect. N...
Choosing the Garden over the Grind
We installed a new garden this past Spring and from early May up until now, it has brought me nothing but joy.
It’s not the kind of productivity th...
Unlearn Something New
Six years ago, I made a decision that changed the course of my family, and ultimately, the course of StereoType. In this personal reflection, I sha...
This isn't a boy in a dress. It's a child dressed in bliss
This isn't a boy in a dress. It's a child dressed in bliss.I’ll never forget the day I was watching Jacob in his new princess nightgown, he was a...
You Belong Here, There, and Everywhere
With Pride Month well underway, I've been thinking about what it means to be a part of a community and how important it is to be and feel accepted ...
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In the original series #AskElizabethAnything StereoType Kids Founder, Elizabeth Brunner answers your questions about navigating the gendered-clothing aisles, practicing conscious parenting, embracing change, challenging and changing gender-norms, raising twins, and more! Send us your questions and Elizabeth will give you her best answer in the next AEA.