Ah, in for a penny in for a pound. One more thing...
I imagine most of my concerns with the Trans Youth guidance have been picked apart by others so I'll skip the full list. But I took the time to look into some of the research they use for it (didn't take long - there's hardly any). The page full of stats showing parental support helping children gets all its figures from a PRELIMINARY results in Canada that used a small sample size and for which the base data is not available. Also, the institute doing it is the "Trans Pulse Project", I'll leave it to the intelligent people of Mumsnet to conclude whether there could be bias at work or not.
Of course parents should be supportive of their children and of course that helps them. But the Scottish Trans guidelines just present some dubious figures as fact to imply if you don't whole-heartedly support your child AS a trans, you're harming them. There's nothing about questioning it or whether parental encouragement could harm the child long-term. Combined with the way they advise schools to actively promote trans identity with posters and celebrities to actually encourage children to identify as trans, I think it's downright dangerous to kids.