Jazz's mom, Jeanette, talks about what it was like to raise Jazz.

Get to know more about Jazz Jennings with this round of rapid fire questions!

YouTuber Raymond Braun sat with Jazz to chat about her new show, and all things Jazz.

To help mark her move into high school, Jazz's "baby" room gets a much-needed teenage makeover.

14 year old Jazz is the typical teenage girl balancing friends, family, school and teenage hormones, but Jazz is also transgender.

Jazz introduces us to her family!

Jazz and her family sit down for a raw, in depth interview.

Jazz's twin brothers buy balloons for her big party and talk about the parties potential girl to guy ratio.

Jazz talks about her experience speaking on a transyouth panel at this summer's Outfest festival.

Jazz particpates in a mermaid themed photo shoot with a transgender girl that's younger than her.

Jazz and her mother discuss Jazz's transition during her early years.

Jazz give us an update on all the cool things she has been doing since her show premiered.

Jazz and her mom reflect on the results of the family being public with Jazz’s journey.

Jazz recaps her summer and explains why she's excited, not nervous, to go back to school.

Meet Jazz's twin brothers, Griffen and Sander, who really watch out for their little sister.

Ari is Jazz’s older sister, and she always has some good advice.

Jazz and Jeanette head to the DMV to get Jazz's liscense.

Jazz chats with other trans teens about their transition process.

Jazz has a frank conversation with Greg and Jeanette about leaving school for virtual school.

Jazz's body may be rejecting her blocker.

Jack plans to talk about transgender issues with an older generation.

Jazz and her grandpa contradict each other at a Q&A session.

Jazz undergoes past life regression hypnotherapy and discovers shocking past life.

Jazz and her brothers make homemade cards and brainstorm ideas on how to celebrate their mothers birthday.

Jazz and her friend Michaela perform the original song "Be You" in front of a group of school children.

The kids are helping Jeanette with the groceries when she plays a horrible message from a transphobic caller.

Jazz’s parents ask her about her libido.

Jeanette and Jazz are live on the radio when a caller begins making horrible statements.

Jazz and her friend Michaela sing an original song for a great cause!

Jazz gets a birthday surprise that she'll never forget.

Jazz confides to her brothers Griffin and Sander for advice on boys.

Jeanette is concerned with Jazz's reluctance to go to therapy.