Boston Children's Hospital says children can know they're transgender 'from the womb' in deleted video

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One of the nation's top children's hospitals has generated controversy over a video claiming that some children know their gender identity before they are born.

Boston Children's Hospital posted a video on their YouTube channel in August where a psychologist explains that "a good portion" of children she sees at the hospital's Gender MultiSpecialty Service (GeMS) clinic know their gender identity "from the womb," according to video captured first by The Daily Mail.

The video features the text, "Caring for young transgender kids."  An ultrasound of a fetus is shown. (iStock) Dr. Kerry McGregor goes on to say in the video that some children express their gender identity as soon as they can talk. "They may say phrases like ‘I’m a girl' or ‘I’m a boy,'" she states. "Kids know very, very early," the psychologist claims. "We see a variety of young children, all the way down to ages 2 and 3 and usually up to the ages of 9." Boston Children's did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital about the video.

The hospital's website claims the GeMS clinic treats "gender-diverse children, teens, and young adults" with "gender-affirming care" that includes "physical and psychological assessment, ongoing medical care, and additional referrals as needed." The Harvard-affiliated hospital created the first pediatric and adolescent transgender health program in America, according to their Center for Gender Surgery website.