You can't make this stuff up.
A form offered by a general practitioner practice in Birmingham to parents of newborns quizzed them if they considered their child to be either “male ”, “female ”, “non-binary”, “other ” or “not stated”.
Sharing a screenshot of the form, a woman posted on Twitter: “So my mate has had a baby recently and had to register this precious new life. This is the newborn registration form she’s faced with.”The Woodgate Valley Health Centre insisted the form was used by new patients of all ages wishing to register, not just newborns,that it was a “standard new patient registration form for any new patient” that “includes, but is not limited to, parents registering a newborn baby”.
So my mate has had a baby recently and had to register this precious new life. This is the newborn registration form shes faced with.
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