I believe we should not assume anything when a kid is growing up. The most healthiest option I think is to let the child bloom and not limit nor confine them with the norm. The role of the parent should be to nurture and guide the child through life. The birth assumption that the child is straight/cisgender from the get go should not be the norm. Because the child should be the one to decide what and who they want to be. That whole norm of "coming out" should not be something that should happen. And I mean this with what I said earlier in mind. A child should not be thrown into this category of straight and cisgender before they even can express themselves. But society has continued to label and categorize what people should and should not be for ages. That assumption is almost always straight and cisgender which it should not be. So yeah lets challenge this norm and change it.
I believe we should not assume anything when a kid is growing up. The most healthiest option I think is to let the child bloom and not limit nor confine them with the norm. The role of the parent should be to nurture and guide the child through life. The birth assumption that the child is straight/cisgender from the get go should not be the norm. Because the child should be the one to decide what and who they want to be. That whole norm of "coming out" should not be something that should happen. And I mean this with what I said earlier in mind. A child should not be thrown into this category of straight and cisgender before they even can express themselves. But society has continued to label and categorize what people should and should not be for ages. That assumption is almost always straight and cisgender which it should not be. So yeah lets challenge this norm and change it.