Gender fluid and non-binary doesnt exist.
It is an ideology, it has no basic in science. Just because people feel something doesn't make it so. People imagine things and dream things, lie about themselves about things. People would think they were from out of space and would be put in a mental asylum. Or think they were a dog.
Why are people pushing this without real facts? are people trying to virtue signal to get popularity?
Do you know how dangerous this is and what this does to people?
There are people who get their limbs severed because they feel the identify as a physically challenged. One woman had her doctor burn her eyes because she wanted to be blind.
This gender neutral gender fluid parenting is child abuse. It is deliberately gaslighting the vulnerable youth. 
I'm not rightwing, I'm apolitical in case you were wondering since people who speak out against this always get labeled with the assumption we're rightwing, republican conservative or religious, I'm none of those. I'm a survivor of mental abuse. And I recognize this new trend on how to treat children as some new left-mentality to be anti-human nature and to 'child groom' children to be anything but what the human race has for the long majority always been.
This counter-culture treatment put onto kids seems like some new age ideology that democratic academia has indoctrinated people to turn against what is universal about human nature, this is exploiting something that rarely occurs to try and force it to be more mainstream. It is social engineering. And with the amount of if exploding all of a sudden in the past 2 years has people also recognize it as a cult, as some movement disguised as something else. I will mention the term shills, because why the heck would people be promoting something so detrimental to children unless they were getting paid for it? Or is this another part of the socialist in the democrat party funded by the Obama administration to further attack on the Western values and family unit break down?

I don't understand what the big deal is with gay, Transgender or any other classification/label people fall into our chose to be part of. As long as they are not hurting anyone let people be who they want to be and respect the individual for the being they are.  In my humble opinion teaching acceprance and installing the most stable home environment possible is enough,  no need to go to extreme. 

When I was a teen there was a book released about a boy raised as a girl by his mom (from toddler age). It was a high selling book, a big rage over it like she abused him. I dunno. i just know that  all these things to do with gender are topsy turvy.  Kids can figure out what they are without being coaxed into it from a young age.

The only issue I have with gendered toys are that girl toys are often stupid shit like a pink toy shopping cart. Kids learn that shit getting dragged along shopping anyway. Some people are the other way around and are paranoid about their kids being 'gay' so lay on the stereotypes thick; even as the kid gets older and shows on their own a preference for things more typical of their non-biological gender. The best thing a parent can do is back off and just treat the kid like they are an individual and normal.  No, i'm not a parent, but from the outside it looks like some contemporary parents are way over-involved in their kids identity. No wonder childhood is extended, with people delaying the differentiation from parents phase to this extent. 

Kids like when the adults in their lives teach them what they're asked. Kids are also easily molded, like skeptic said.  If it's truly about what someone identifies, just let them figure out by exploring the world just as they figure out other things. Support unobtrusively. It's not hard to observe and adjust to their preferences.  

That's how it happened with my relative. he liked dolls and sailor moon, act a little girly more and more each year, we all knew he was gay. We played dolls with him as kids, his parents bought him dolls, and no one had a talk about gender politics to confuse the kid. And when we became older he 'came out'.

I also lived with a young trans-man who was transitioning as a teens.  He just figured it out on his own and made the decision. Same experience with their trans friends. The difference seems to me the acceptance in school and society. 

Gender exists as we can tell that most people identify with their birth gender, or the opposite. so many Two-spirited people I met never cared if they were called either he or she by someone at any moment. your choice. So there are extreme opinions from pro-trans too.  Calling someone transphobic because they don't believe in non-binary pronouns, is no better than insisting that a hyperfeminine transwoman is 'still a man' It's not right to assume trans people automatically hold the beliefs of every transadvocate in the media

I can sympathize from more personal experience. Still at my age, my more traditional parent seems to have some paranioa like I might have a sex change because I want to be a mechanic. 'Are you sure? How many women do that?' And she kept offering to buy me dresses all last year. I leave it alone cuz she's from the generation she is.

These petty obstacles are very real, for people who just want to be who they are. So I'm also baffled by how some transactivists want to push their beliefs like "there's no <b>biological</b> sex' on people. What about belief diversity? As if their feelings of being referred to by a non-binary pronoun are more important than another persons ingrained or adopted beliefs about gender. that shit is 1984, and does more harm than help to the rights of trans ppl imo. 

And record word count in replies belongs to me!!!

When  I was a kid there was a girl who lived nearby who had no interest in 'girly' things and only played sports and rode bikes with the local boys. She was 7 at the time I believe. No one cared that she was a girl and no one perverted it into this trans crap that people are doing now. She was just a little girl who preferred to play with boys. Her parents didn't care (probably because just like the rest of our community they were drunk rednecks). I'd look her up to see what became of her as an adult but I don't recall her last name.

It's not about telling kids they can be whatever they want, it's about telling them that they will be loved regardless of what they turn out to be. It's about them understanding that there are options, because feeling powerless can lead to reckless behavior.  

I always try to tell people in my talks that the reason why I take time off my life to speak about this stuff is so that the options are so widely known that people actually have room to think about what they really want. It's not about telling children how they should be, it's so that a child feels free enough to tell their parents what is going through their head, what their desires are, as opposed to going behind their back and hurting themselves while experimenting with their body. 

Acceptance is not support, acceptance is a pursue to understanding.