@biffandi as influencers

If you’re a brand hoping to reach progressive parents and/or the LGBTQ community in an authentic, engaging way— we would love to talk! As microinfluencers, Biff and I (Trystan’s family brand) regularly offer their followers compelling content focused on inclusive kids’ brands, natural skincare products, family travel opportunities, and more. Check out some content we’ve created for Pampers, McDonald’s, MeUndies, and J. Crew below. We also utilize our blog to share more in-depth information about organizations and brands doing work to support the issues we care about.

For more details on our engagement rates, follower numbers, and pricing structures, download our Media Kit or head to our landing page on influence.co.

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Not That Kind Of People: Stepping outside of your box
Not That Kind Of People: Stepping outside of your box

I try hard not to label myself as being “not into something.” But let’s face it… there are just some things I am not into. I am not into sports. I am not into car racing. And I am not into trucks. But when we decided to go to Oregon’s premier sacred music festival, Beloved, I imagined how nice it would be to have a truck.

Beat back bullies with Respondology!
Beat back bullies with Respondology!

If you plan to take any public stance on social justice issues, trolls WILL find you. Their racist, homophobic, transphobic, sexist diatribes will leak out all over your page. And when you leave them up, you are making the internet a more toxic place for people like me (and people like you!) who have to read it. I implore you— use a service to help clear your channels of these toxic messages.

#OnOurSleeves: Celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month!
#OnOurSleeves: Celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month!

Riley has always had to work hard to focus on what was happening in front of him, and has often struggled to stay in a positive mindset. When he was seven, we had him assessed so we would have a better sense of what he might need from us in terms of supports. I thought I was ready for whatever might come up during those assessments, but when the pediatric psychologist gently told us that Riley met all the criteria for ADHD, I was shocked. How had I missed this? Was he going to need medication? Do we really know the long-term effects of that medication on tiny bodies? Weren’t there other options for treating it?

Being and Seeing: diversity in children's books
Being and Seeing: diversity in children's books

This National Reading Month, we are partnering with Amazon to make sure you’re providing your family with books that will help prepare them to be proud allies and friends to LGBTQ+ families!

On the Road Again! Tips for surviving (and even enjoying!) family road trips
On the Road Again! Tips for surviving (and even enjoying!) family road trips

Ah, the dreaded/dreamed-about family road trip. Biff and I have taken dozens of trips with the kids, and boy have we had some mega successes and some horrific failures. Here are some tips we’ve developed over the years to help us cope with family road trips!

Managing Kids' Digital Lives
Managing Kids' Digital Lives

We put a lot of time and energy into thinking about ways to moderate our kids’ digital intake. They would do screentime all day every day if we let them, and we would rather they have literally NO screentime. How do we compromise? By finding educational and fun ways to engage them in tablet play. The Fire HD 8 Kids Edition tablet and FreeTime parental controls help us do just that!!!

"Is that a boy or a girl?" Gender and Parenting (Part One)
"Is that a boy or a girl?" Gender and Parenting (Part One)

As a transgender person, I’ve had many strange conversations about gender. But none are as strange as the ones I have with and about my kids. Here’s part one in my series on gender and parenting, in which I discuss my resistance to dressing Hailey in feminine attire. Check it out!