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Home » FAQs and General Help » When should a young person start taking hormones?

When should a young person start taking hormones?

FAQs and General Help, Gender Affirming Care For Youth FAQs, Trans Youth FAQs

A young person can start taking hormones whenever they are ready. Let them guide you, but to leave a trans child in a state of prepuberty for a long part of their teenage years isn't natural.