Gay Parenting Voices

Nicholas and Paul met in New York by chance. Two days later – on their first “official” date – they talked about having children.

Nicholas always wanted to be a dad. As an adult,

The world of fertility has grown and changed as the needs of families has changed. And now more than ever before, there are different populations seeking fertility care. Fertility

Gender is no longer a static, singular, or predetermined concept. Male/female binaries are slowly being replaced with the four commonly accepted pillars of gender: assigned sex,

June’s over, but for LGBTQ families, it’s Pride all summer! Gay Parents To Be has suggestions for celebrating through July and August. Whatever you’re looking for -- a trip around

“Where do babies come from?”

There’s a semi-standard answer to this question in our heteronormative society – something along the lines of, “Well, when a man and a woman love

Most men would agree that their fertility isn’t an everyday curiosity. It’s a topic that can make us feel vulnerable and uncomfortable. Besides, if we aren’t looking to have

I always wanted to be a father.  I know not everyone feels that but I certainly did.  One might think I’d have had enough of kids, being raised one of 13 children in a loud and

It’s June, and Pride Month is once again upon us! This year something is different:

It’s the 50th anniversary of the event credited with not just starting the tradition of Pride

U.S. intended parents interested in pursuing surrogacy overseas should proceed with caution. In several recent high-profile cases, the U.S. government has denied birthright

How do you pick a sperm donor? Whats the difference between IUI and IVF for moms? In our latest Facebook live, Dr. Cynthia Murdock sat with us to discuss paths to parenthood

Today, becoming a parent is achievable for anyone, regardless of sex, or whether you are single or partnered, gay or straight, sexually active or asexual. In a new book, Your

Hey! Guess what? Two women can raise happy, healthy kids all on their own. It turns out, the gender identity and expression of your parents and how you were conceived doesn’t