Jazz turns 18 and starts making plans to move out of the house, much to Greg and Jeanette’s dismay. Jazz also launches her own kids’ day camp but worries her very first event will fail. The family plans a surprise outing to celebrate Jazz’s birthday.

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Jazz has an operation to replace her testosterone blocker, but there are complications that could impact her transition. Also: Jazz's mom takes her to the DMV to get her driver's permit and see if they can change her gender to female.

For the first time ever, a boy shows a romantic interest in Jazz causing her and her parents to question how she will deal with dating and sex as a transgender woman. Meanwhile, the Jennings prepare for an intense physical test as they attend a mud run.

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A new Jazz emerges, eager to expand her social circle and explore dating, but she is also hiding a secret from her family that may come out to haunt her; Hurricane Irma makes landfall in Florida, threatening the safety of the Jennings family.

Jazz goes on her first real date with a boy, causing the family to wonder if it could be serious. Meanwhile, the Jennings' harasser is identified, but Greg and Jeanette can't decide what action to take.

Jazz explores dating girls and agrees to hang out with a potential female love interest. Jeanette meets with Jazz’s therapist for the therapy letter needed for Jazz’s bottom surgery.

Ari's friend, Zach, has a personal revelation that shocks her and Jazz; Ari is getting back to her musical roots for the summer and encourages Jazz to join her for an open mic night.

Jazz invites a boy who is interested in her to her middle school graduation party; Jazz and her parents visit the doctor and are faced with a big decision.

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Jazz undergoes past life regression hypnosis for her weight issues and finds insight in a troubled past; Jazz pressures her parents about going to virtual school, and goes on her first date with a girl.

Greg and Jazz attempt to surprise Jeanette with a wedding vow renewal ceremony; Jazz gets an unexpected gift on her 17th birthday; Dr. Volker makes a decision about Jazz's therapy letter; Dr. Bowers has an ultimatum regarding Jazz's bottom surgery.

Jazz reevaluates her relationship with Ahmir after returning home from NYC. Jeanette tries to convince Jazz to wait to move out of the house. Jazz and Jeannette’s attempt to reassure parents of transgender kids about bottom surgery backfires.

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Jazz and Jeanette return home to the devastation left by Hurricane Irma, and in an effort to help, Jazz and her parents drive to The Keys to help in the clean up; the family travels to San Francisco to meet with Dr. Bowers.

Jazz and her family head to New York City for a vacation and surgical consultation, but while the Jennings enjoy the sights, Jazz fears she may need to undergo a painful procedure.

Jazz and Jeanette travel to NYC for a follow-up appointment with Dr. Ting; Ahmir has a harsh reaction to details of Jazz's bottom surgery; Jazz confronts Ahmir's transphobic mother, who in turn claims Ahmir is hiding something from Jazz.

Another threat over the phone forces Greg and Jeanette to take precautions for Jazz's safety. Meanwhile, a transgender girl gets help with her transition; and Jazz makes a shocking revelation to her therapist.

The entire family supports Jazz's weight loss effort by having a family soccer game; Jazz resumes hypnotherapy to control her binge eating, helps her friend raise money for hormones, and gathers the courage to ask out Victoria.

Jazz's relationship is put to the test when she learns that Ahmir has a transphobic mother; Dr. Bowers comes to Florida to see if Jazz needs a more extensive surgery; Jazz wants to move out and tries to convince Ari they should be roommates.

The family arranges a special Mother's Day surprise for Jeanette; Jazz is worried that her siblings may think she gets favored.

Jazz's boyfriend, Ahmir, visits; while Jazz learns to kiss and falls for Ahmir more and more, her friends have major concerns; Dr. Bowers asks the Jennings to fly to NYC so Jazz can be examined ASAP; Jazz goes missing and her parents fear the worst.

Jazz wants to explore the dating scene; Jeanette and Jazz attend a support group for stories and guidance on transgender dating.

Learning she needs to lose 30 pounds to be eligible for bottom surgery, Jazz commits to losing weight; Jazz and Jeanette participate in a debate over research that suggests children shouldn't be placed on hormone blockers before puberty.