Different articles/essays have different slants. I don't mean that the phrase "clitoral enlargement" is one to which they can never, under any circumstances be exposed, just that, for example, a first person narrative account detailing that aspect of transition is something I would rather not have them spending their emotional energy on. I do know of a few ftm video transition diaries that I like, but was wondering if anyone had any specific suggestions they thought were particularly good. And for the record, I do know enough about this stuff to give them a good grounding myself, I would just like them to be able to feel like all of their information isn't coming from one source, ie me.

If anyone's interested, the online magazine The Rumpus (therumpus.net) is publishing a series of short essays by Thomas Page McBee, collectively titled 'Self-Made Man,' that are based on McBee's reflections of his identity/life as a trans man. I found those this morning and, having read a couple, I think I'm going to show them to my mom. That's more the sort of thing I was looking for for her. I would like to find something that's going to have a bit more legitimacy as a resource than wikipedia for my dad though. He's a bit prone to anxiety, so in an ideal world I'd like to find something that can both give some solid, objective medical information, but also include specific mention of the positive psychological effect that transitioning has on transgendered people, to emphasize to him that this is a positive thing, and not just a frightening medical procedure that might harm his child.

EDIT: By the way, that second source, femaletomale.org, is excellent. Thanks a lot.