Gay Parenting Voices

One of the biggest questions that we receive from LGBTQ couples and single parents-to-be using biological family methods is that of donor choice. Should I ask a friend to be

At Gay Parents To Be, we have a team dedicated to helping LGBTQ parents-to-be with surrogacy journeys, so we know first-hand how complicated and confusing this process can be,

Looking for an LGBTQ-friendly doctor can feel like a daunting part of the gay family-building process. Between choosing a path to parenthood, your egg/sperm donor choice, and

One of the choices you will navigate during your biological family building journey will be choosing a surrogate. Here at Gay Parents To Be, all intended parents using

Here at Gay Parents To Be we’ve helped countless LGBTQ individuals and couples become parents through IVF and surrogacy. In fact, one of my favorite parts of my job is helping

Here at Gay Parents To Be we know the intricacies of LGBTQ family building can be hard to understand, and we want to demystify the process for all. One resource that we offer

If you are considering taking hormonal or surgical steps towards transitioning, one of the most important things to consider is cryopreservation of either your eggs or your

So the holiday season is coming up, and you know that nosy Aunt Doreen is going to be asking (yet again) when you’re going to start your family.

For many LGBTQ parents to be, an egg donor can be an integral part of their family building journey. For same sex male couples or single men starting a surrogacy pathway, they

You’ve got your spectator chair, visor and travel-cocktail ready. As your city’s Pride parade starts to roll down your town’s main street, palpable excitement and celebration

A couple of male penguins in the Berlin Zoo, Ping and Skip, have come together to have a child.  In the process of adopting an egg, Ping and Skip have evolved. Where they were

The Andrology wing of a fertility center tends to be shrouded in mystery… what exactly goes on behind those closed doors? What are they testing? How does “Andrology” fit into