The exploration of gender-affirming care for transgender youth is a rapidly evolving field, marked by significant advancements in our understanding of gender identity, dysphoria, and the impact of medical interventions. This book delves into the complexities of delaying medical interventions, offering a balanced and comprehensive perspective on the implications for transgender minors. It acknowledges the diverse range of experiences within the transgender community, recognizing that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to care. We examine the historical and cultural contexts of gender identity, dispelling myths and misconceptions while underscoring the scientific basis for gender dysphoria. The decision to delay or pursue medical interventions is a deeply personal one, contingent on various factors, including the child's developmental stage, mental health, family dynamics, and access to support. This book provides a framework for navigating these factors, considering the roles of parents, healthcare professionals, and most crucially, the transgender youth themselves. Through the exploration of both scientific research and personal narratives, we strive to create a space for respectful dialogue, informed decision-making, and the development of individualized care pathways that prioritize the well-being and self-determination of each transgender child.