If you’ve started researching biological family building options, chances are you’ve probably already realized that the process can be rather overwhelming - and potentially

Embarking on the surrogacy process can be overwhelming, whether you’re starting with a trusted provider at your fertility clinic or with an agency. Prospective parents have a

One of the first questions that prospective patients ask when starting to learn about LGBTQ+ family-building is “How much is this all going to cost?” An important question - with

In June, towns across the world celebrate the history of “Pride Month,” and we highlight LGBTQ icons from across history. The infamous Stonewall Riots that began June of 1969 have

Surrogacy is intimidating. As much as people long to hold a baby, to raise a child, to start a family, sometimes the process is simply overwhelming. For gay

Congratulations on deciding to become parents! As a same-sex female couple, there are several family-building options available to you. 

The first question to ask is: Do you want

As Mother’s Day approaches, it brings up the question - how do two-dad or one-dad families celebrate the occasion, if at all? If you’re a new or expecting dad, there are probably

It’s probably safe to say if you are reading this post, it’s because you’re considering surrogacy as one avenue to family building. Surrogacy is a complicated process and finding

So, you’ve decided that being a parent is in your future - congratulations! This is a major life-decision, and personally, as a parent of two young children, I can say

What does PCOS mean for the LGBTQIA+ community? 

Many people don’t know what polycystic ovarian syndrome, or PCOS, is or how it can change the lives of those it affects. However,

Recently, the Family Equality Council (FEC) published a comprehensive research study designed to help us better understand the landscape of family-building for lesbian, gay,

There have been many messages in regard to COVID -19 over the past few weeks. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) did not recommend against pregnancy