Muffy Was Fluffy Paperback Edition

How does one explain to a young child, that their father is changing their gender to become their second mother? How does one explain to a young child why their loved one is changing their gender? Muffy was Fluffy was written to show young children how a beloved pet, Fluffy, is not comfortable with the way she was born, and that in order be truly happy, she must change into Muffy, the type of pet she was meant to be.

Many people are finding that the gender in which they were raised is not the one that they are comfortable with. Whether they are changing from male to female or female to male, these changes affect everybody in the person's life. The changes are required in order for the person to live fully and completely as their true selves. How does one explain to a young child why their loved one is changing their gender? “Muffy was Fluffy” was written to show young children how a beloved pet, Fluffy, is not comfortable with the way she was born and in order to be truly happy, she must change into Muffy, the type of pet she was meant to be.

"How does one explain to a young child, that their father is changing their gender to become their second mother? How does one explain to a young child why their loved one is changing their gender? Muffy was Fluffy was written to show young children how a beloved pet, Fluffy, is not comfortable with the way she was born, and that in order be truly happy, she must change into Muffy, the type of pet she was meant to be."

How does one explain to a young child, that their father is changing their gender to become their second mother? How does one explain to a young child why their loved one is changing their gender? Muffy was Fluffy was written to show young children how a beloved pet, Fluffy, is not comfortable with the way she was born, and that in order be truly happy, she must change into Muffy, the type of pet she was meant to be.

Muffy and Fluffy, twin kittens who do not think alike, have trouble agreeing on anything until they discover that it is fun to take turns making choices.

Muffy and Fluffy, twin kittens who do not think alike, have trouble agreeing on anything until they discover that it is fun to take turns making choices.

Fluffy feels left out. Will she learn how to make new friends? This book is the first from the Muffy, Fluffy, and Dexter series. Each book focuses on a specific scripture that applies to the lesson in the story. These faith-based books help aid parents and educators in teaching children about Godly character traits and how to apply them to their lives. Lonia R. Broderick lives in North Carolina with her husband, Illustrator Al R. Broderick, their two children and their three cats. To learn more about the author and other books in this series, visit www.thewordsworking.com.

Muffy and Fluffy, twin kittens who do not think alike, have trouble agreeing on anything until they discover that it is fun to take turns making choices.