We'll go to Sandra now in Naperville, Illinois.

Hi, Sandra.

Hello.

It's not really a question.

I just more wanted to kind of raise a little bit of awareness in the event that parents don't know that this is going on

because my kids just happen to be old enough where they can share this information with me.

But my 17-year-old daughter and 14-year-old daughter told me that at their child's pediatrician wellness visit, when the doctor was with them in the room, she asked them what gender they feel most comfortable with, what pronouns they use.

And according to my girls, very much several times repeated,

we won't tell your parents. Your parents won't know. And this combined with the legislation

that is, I think it's been passed, the collaboration between the medical community, the school,

and DCFS to assess the mental health of children in school using screeners that also can

apparently read their body language to develop, you know, intervention plans for kids they deem to be in crisis.

I just feel this is all very dangerous, and parents really need to maybe ask to be present.

I mean, I pulled my kids out of that office this morning.

I called and told them I didn't appreciate the doctor grooming my children,

and I pulled all three out, and I'm now going to start looking

for a pediatrician that doesn't participate. Good for you.

And what they're explaining to me is the standards of Academy of Pediatrics.

Good for you. I told me I might be hard pressed to find an office that doesn't do this,

since it's part of the guidance, but I will find one.

Good for you.

And, I mean, you're doing exactly the right thing.

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