Gay Parenting Voices

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

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

Legislation in New York state will require larger insurance companies to cover the cost of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), changing the lesbian, gay, trans, queer + family

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

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,

Blazing a trail might result in glory, but the road is often rough.

When Dr. Mark Leondires founded RMA of Connecticut in 2002, his team consisted of seven people. There was no

For most LGBTQ single people and couples, the experience of raising a family is no different from anyone else. Yet, the journey to planning and building your future family can

When you start your family-building journey as member of the LGBTQ+ community, you will find that medical insurance coverage is often lacking, and that there are still laws in

Read on to learn more about the path to biological fatherhood with Gay Parents to Be and RMA of Connecticut.

The NY Times published an article recently about the lack of fertility benefits available to same-sex couples, or single women, who do not have a diagnosis of infertility (i.e.

The decision to create a family via surrogacy is a deeply personal one and (understandably) often fraught with emotion. For most intended parents, setting out on the amazing

Celebrate Summer 2018 with your LGBTQ Family!

As temperatures hit this summer’s record high and the Fourth of July is right around the corner, this is a great time to look