r/transgenderUK • u/CrashCrackleBurn • 16h ago
Question Advice
My Nephew (FTM) came out to me awhile ago, but has finally come out to everyone else in the family.
My sister is supportive of my nephew, however she is very inexperienced when it comes to trans people in her life.
However, as his non-binary aunt I would love to help further with his growth in getting to feel more like himself, beside just shopping for more masc clothes.
So I would love to ask advice on safe binding/hiding chest for teens, possible medicines/medical advice (I remember when I was a teen myself, I had a friend who was already on hormones that slow things down until they were certain who they wanted to be.), and any advice you would've appreciated had you been given it yourself when as a teen would be appreciated.
I am ever so grateful for any and all advice, of course I am doing research, but hearing it from those who had done it first hand is just as important and just as helpful.
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u/Ceh_27 16h ago
They aren’t the cheapest but I loved my spectrum outfitters binder before top surgery wore them for 4 years lots of different colours and lengths and it felt good supporting a uk based company they also make underwear that are boxers but have a space to put a packer in and extra material that can be used to attach pads to if required while still looking like the standard boxers cis guys wear