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  • geniodiabolico@mastodon.geniodiabolico.synology.meG geniodiabolico@mastodon.geniodiabolico.synology.me

    @hex https://transtape.life/
    Trans people I know have found this satisfactory

    hex@dads.coolH This user is from outside of this forum
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    @geniodiabolico nice! thanks! yeah someone else mentioned trans tape and i found this. glad to see it organically get suggested too

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    • hex@dads.coolH hex@dads.cool

      hey nonbinary and trans friends!

      one of my kids is looking for a binder as they try to find a more gender neutral appearance. any suggestions of reputable places to look for appropriate stuff?

      and apologies in advance for clumsiness in asking. just a cis dad trying to not fail his kid

      boosts are welcome and encouraged

      quyetpawz@tech.lgbtQ This user is from outside of this forum
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      #12

      @hex hi there's a non binary person on IG that does reviews of binders and stuff.

      Here's the profile: https://www.instagram.com/robynholdaway?igsh=MXd2OTl1dGR5d2MxYg==

      Hope it helps. πŸ’œ

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      • quyetpawz@tech.lgbtQ quyetpawz@tech.lgbt

        @hex hi there's a non binary person on IG that does reviews of binders and stuff.

        Here's the profile: https://www.instagram.com/robynholdaway?igsh=MXd2OTl1dGR5d2MxYg==

        Hope it helps. πŸ’œ

        hex@dads.coolH This user is from outside of this forum
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        @QuyetPawz hi! thanks that should be some help!! thanks!

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        • hex@dads.coolH hex@dads.cool

          hey nonbinary and trans friends!

          one of my kids is looking for a binder as they try to find a more gender neutral appearance. any suggestions of reputable places to look for appropriate stuff?

          and apologies in advance for clumsiness in asking. just a cis dad trying to not fail his kid

          boosts are welcome and encouraged

          t54r4n1@mspsocial.netT This user is from outside of this forum
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          #14

          @hex binders only work for a couple hours at a time and come with significant tradeoffs for breathing. well-fitting sports bras are ok for all-day wear.
          based on the only-hoodie outfit maybe consider talking to your kid about pausing puberty a little while after you get them. that sounds like what we call a dysphoria hoodie

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          • hex@dads.coolH hex@dads.cool

            @QuyetPawz hi! thanks that should be some help!! thanks!

            quyetpawz@tech.lgbtQ This user is from outside of this forum
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            @hex no problem! πŸ’œ

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            • t54r4n1@mspsocial.netT t54r4n1@mspsocial.net

              @hex binders only work for a couple hours at a time and come with significant tradeoffs for breathing. well-fitting sports bras are ok for all-day wear.
              based on the only-hoodie outfit maybe consider talking to your kid about pausing puberty a little while after you get them. that sounds like what we call a dysphoria hoodie

              hex@dads.coolH This user is from outside of this forum
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              #16

              @t54r4n1 that actually is a good idea. hadn't considered puberty blockers. will discuss

              also they loves this hoodie lol. its an old Girr from Invader Zimm throwback with a massive zipper. hoping they don't consider it dysphoric

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              • hex@dads.coolH hex@dads.cool

                @t54r4n1 that actually is a good idea. hadn't considered puberty blockers. will discuss

                also they loves this hoodie lol. its an old Girr from Invader Zimm throwback with a massive zipper. hoping they don't consider it dysphoric

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                @hex it can be two things, honestly. but good luck and thanks for asking for advice!!

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                • hex@dads.coolH hex@dads.cool

                  hey nonbinary and trans friends!

                  one of my kids is looking for a binder as they try to find a more gender neutral appearance. any suggestions of reputable places to look for appropriate stuff?

                  and apologies in advance for clumsiness in asking. just a cis dad trying to not fail his kid

                  boosts are welcome and encouraged

                  caetfood@plush.cityC This user is from outside of this forum
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                  caetfood@plush.city
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                  #18

                  @hex theFluxion makes very comfy binders made by and for people with sensory issues, especially autism. They're stretchy, comfy, dry fast and are also suitable for swimming, they don't restrict as much as the binders I tried before.

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                  • caetfood@plush.cityC caetfood@plush.city

                    @hex theFluxion makes very comfy binders made by and for people with sensory issues, especially autism. They're stretchy, comfy, dry fast and are also suitable for swimming, they don't restrict as much as the binders I tried before.

                    hex@dads.coolH This user is from outside of this forum
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                    @CAETFOOD oooh! yeah the kiddo was recently diagnosed with autism so this might be greatly appreciated. thank you very much!

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                    • hex@dads.coolH hex@dads.cool

                      hey nonbinary and trans friends!

                      one of my kids is looking for a binder as they try to find a more gender neutral appearance. any suggestions of reputable places to look for appropriate stuff?

                      and apologies in advance for clumsiness in asking. just a cis dad trying to not fail his kid

                      boosts are welcome and encouraged

                      irina@wandering.shopI This user is from outside of this forum
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                      @hex boosted! I don't have any answers, being cis myself, but you're a splendid dad!

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                      • irina@wandering.shopI irina@wandering.shop

                        @hex boosted! I don't have any answers, being cis myself, but you're a splendid dad!

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                        @irina πŸ’œ thank you i appreciate the boost and kind words

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                        • hex@dads.coolH hex@dads.cool

                          hey nonbinary and trans friends!

                          one of my kids is looking for a binder as they try to find a more gender neutral appearance. any suggestions of reputable places to look for appropriate stuff?

                          and apologies in advance for clumsiness in asking. just a cis dad trying to not fail his kid

                          boosts are welcome and encouraged

                          rubberband@app.wafrn.netR This user is from outside of this forum
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                          @hex@dads.cool

                          I got my first binder off wish. do not recommend. but the brand spectrum uk is amazing if your kid can tolerate the hard front panel. I could not because of rib issues, so I ended up going with one from the brand forthem. they have leotard material all around. I've since had top surgery but I've heard gc2b has fallen off in recent years, so my advice would be to avoid them

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                          • rubberband@app.wafrn.netR rubberband@app.wafrn.net

                            @hex@dads.cool

                            I got my first binder off wish. do not recommend. but the brand spectrum uk is amazing if your kid can tolerate the hard front panel. I could not because of rib issues, so I ended up going with one from the brand forthem. they have leotard material all around. I've since had top surgery but I've heard gc2b has fallen off in recent years, so my advice would be to avoid them

                            hex@dads.coolH This user is from outside of this forum
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                            @rubberband ooh noted. thank you for the extended advice. will definitely take this to the kiddo while they make a decision.

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                            • noodlejetski@masto.aiN This user is from outside of this forum
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                              @lapis @hex > off-the-rack

                              isn't every binder, in a way?

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                              • hex@dads.coolH hex@dads.cool

                                hey nonbinary and trans friends!

                                one of my kids is looking for a binder as they try to find a more gender neutral appearance. any suggestions of reputable places to look for appropriate stuff?

                                and apologies in advance for clumsiness in asking. just a cis dad trying to not fail his kid

                                boosts are welcome and encouraged

                                bloodripelives@federatedfandom.netB This user is from outside of this forum
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                                @hex I really like the Underworks ones! https://www.underworks.com/tri-top-chest-binder They're not universally loved because the fabric is somewhat stiff, but I find it more comfortable than softer ones because the tissue doesn't slip around underneath. A properly fitting binder shouldn't restrict breathing and plenty of people wear them all day, at least for reasonable lengths of going to school/work (more: https://www.rainbow-project.org/safe-binding-and-packing/) Even if your kid just wants to try it sometimes for certain outfits, it's still a fun wardrobe option to have!

                                If you're in a big city it's also possible there's a physical store that will allow trying them on, though that also would be likely to be a sex store so ymmv on how that would be to take your kid there!

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                                • bloodripelives@federatedfandom.netB bloodripelives@federatedfandom.net

                                  @hex I really like the Underworks ones! https://www.underworks.com/tri-top-chest-binder They're not universally loved because the fabric is somewhat stiff, but I find it more comfortable than softer ones because the tissue doesn't slip around underneath. A properly fitting binder shouldn't restrict breathing and plenty of people wear them all day, at least for reasonable lengths of going to school/work (more: https://www.rainbow-project.org/safe-binding-and-packing/) Even if your kid just wants to try it sometimes for certain outfits, it's still a fun wardrobe option to have!

                                  If you're in a big city it's also possible there's a physical store that will allow trying them on, though that also would be likely to be a sex store so ymmv on how that would be to take your kid there!

                                  hex@dads.coolH This user is from outside of this forum
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                                  @bloodripelives thanks!! we're not so lucky that we'd be able to take them to a store to try stuff on but financially stable enough we could shop around until they find something they like. forwarding them the rainbow project site for sure

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                                  • t54r4n1@mspsocial.netT t54r4n1@mspsocial.net

                                    @hex binders only work for a couple hours at a time and come with significant tradeoffs for breathing. well-fitting sports bras are ok for all-day wear.
                                    based on the only-hoodie outfit maybe consider talking to your kid about pausing puberty a little while after you get them. that sounds like what we call a dysphoria hoodie

                                    emily_rugburn@lgbtqia.spaceE This user is from outside of this forum
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                                    @t54r4n1 @hex huh. i still wear the dysphoria hoodie hahaa

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                                    • hex@dads.coolH hex@dads.cool

                                      hey nonbinary and trans friends!

                                      one of my kids is looking for a binder as they try to find a more gender neutral appearance. any suggestions of reputable places to look for appropriate stuff?

                                      and apologies in advance for clumsiness in asking. just a cis dad trying to not fail his kid

                                      boosts are welcome and encouraged

                                      ricci@discuss.systemsR This user is from outside of this forum
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                                      @hex For more resources, see: https://merida.hair/notes/am0rq1h9w8l90001

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                                      • hex@dads.coolH hex@dads.cool

                                        hey nonbinary and trans friends!

                                        one of my kids is looking for a binder as they try to find a more gender neutral appearance. any suggestions of reputable places to look for appropriate stuff?

                                        and apologies in advance for clumsiness in asking. just a cis dad trying to not fail his kid

                                        boosts are welcome and encouraged

                                        iris@neuromatch.socialI This user is from outside of this forum
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                                        @hex my info is a decade out of date but gc2b used to be a trusted brand. Even if you go with another source later, you should be able to discuss options with your kid based on their offerings and figure out what style they might want, sizing, etc. Your kid may also already know much more about this than you realize, depending on how long this has been in the works, so I'd start by asking them!

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                                        • ricci@discuss.systemsR ricci@discuss.systems

                                          @hex For more resources, see: https://merida.hair/notes/am0rq1h9w8l90001

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                                          @ricci thanks!

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