This isn't the first story I've seen in recent days indicating that an agent of the state (in the other case I read, it was the guidance counselor at the kid's school) was effectively grooming kids into thinking they're trans.

In the other case the parents pulled their kids from the school and opted to home school them after discovering their teenage daughter was being groomed as trans, and - surprise, surprise - CPS turned up knocking on their door. Not once, but multiple times. The CPS worker didn't find anything amiss and warned the family that they felt the reports they were investigating were being made with malicious intent, but they still had to investigate them. The family has filed counter-complaints which are being investigated, and while the state can't divulge who made the complaints to the state, the family pretty much knows it was the guidance counselor, based on the details that were given in the reports - stuff that only someone close to the family or who had pumped the kid for info would know.

This is the type of thing parents are up against. They have to worry about the very people that they should be able to trust with the health and education of their children, planting ideas in their kids' heads and trying to bend them into something they aren't, then punitively retaliating via legal means when the parents try to take their potential victim away from them.