Online Pregnancy Resources:

Breast/ Chestfeeding:

Transgender/ Nonbinary Fertility Support

 

LGBTQIA+ Miscarriage and pregnancy loss support

Pregnancy Blogs: 

Pregnancy Books: ​

 

Pregnancy Podcasts:

Facebook groups:

Childbirth Education Classes

Doula Support

Lactation Support

 

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

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Parenting Support Group:

 

Online Healthcare Support:

  • Folx Health- hormone telehealth and Rx delivery​

  • PlanCPills.org


Trans Proficient Perinatal Support in Los Angeles:

(based on real experiences from people I know and work with)

 

OBGYN Care​​

 

Midwifery Care

In Person Care in Los Angeles

(not pregnancy care):

Los Angeles LGBT Center

  • Hormone therapy, including education and management

  • Pre- and post- surgical care

  • Trans-sensitive pap smears, pelvic exams, and prostate exams

  • Primary care for Lesbian, bisexual, and queer women

  • Accepts Medi-Cal

  • And a lot more not directly related to pregnancy

Cedars Sinai Transgender Surgery and Health

  • Patient education

  • Fertility preservation

  • Internal medicine, primary care and family medicine

  • And a lot more not directly related to pregnancy

Kaiser Transgender Care (mixed reviews about their services)

  • Gynecology

  • Mental Health Services

  • Primary Care

  • Endocrinology

  • Transition Pathways Clinic

The UCLA Gender Health Program:

For Care Providers

 

​Trainings:

Moss Froom (they/them)

Survey findings and recommendations on Trans and Non-Binary experiences of maternity services.

​​Guidelines for the Primary and Gender-Affirming Care of Transgender and Gender Nonbinary People

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