Trans Father Discusses Efforts at Acceptance with Other Parents
Robbie Samuels, co-organizer of our Boston Dads Group, talks about his experience as a transgender dad and his ongoing efforts to network with other parents on the latest edition of the Modern Dads Podcast.
Samuels, a professional speaker, also discusses his appreciation for the adjustments that people and organizations are making to encourage acceptance of all types of parents, trans and otherwise.
Samuels, a work-at-home dad living with his wife and son in Massachusetts, is the founder of Boston Babies Facebook Group and hosts a monthly baby clothing swap. As a professional speaker he shares how to effectively and inclusively network and build community. He also hosts a weekly podcast, On the Schmooze, that is a mix of interviews with leaders and networking tips.
The Parents’ Phrase Book author and L.A. Dads Group member Whit Honea concludes our podcast to suggest it is time for parents to stop teaching their kids about tolerance.
Robbie Samuels, co-organizer of our Boston Dads Group, talks about his experience as a transgender dad and his ongoing efforts to network with other parents on the latest edition of the Modern Dads Podcast.
Samuels, a professional speaker, also discusses his appreciation for the adjustments that people and organizations are making to encourage acceptance of all types of parents, trans and otherwise.
Samuels, a work-at-home dad living with his wife and son in Massachusetts, is the founder of Boston Babies Facebook Group and hosts a monthly baby clothing swap. As a professional speaker he shares how to effectively and inclusively network and build community. He also hosts a weekly podcast, On the Schmooze, that is a mix of interviews with leaders and networking tips.
The Parents’ Phrase Book author and L.A. Dads Group member Whit Honea concludes our podcast to suggest it is time for parents to stop teaching their kids about tolerance.
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