If you’re considering building your family, or starting to have that conversation with either your partner, your family, your friends, or a fertility provider, you may be

You learned in our last article in this series, The Path to Gay Adoption: Part 1, that Nicholas and Paul are in the final stages of the legal adoption process for their young

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

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

A scorecard of legal victories for aspiring LGBTQ parents will show mixed results from state to state. But homes across the country, where children’s laughter is becoming more

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For lesbians starting out on a family building journey, many questions arise. We are here to help provide answers and solutions as your family building center.

I’m a member of a Facebook group focusing on parenting by gay, bisexual and trans men.  Diversity is one of the group’s greatest strengths, and on any given day you’ll find

The New Year is in full swing and it’s safe to say that by this point two things are clear to LGBTQ parents: First, getting your kids up and ready for school is not easy when

Same-sex couples build their families through adoption in a variety of ways – including private adoption, foster care and international adoption. Here’s a look at how some of

Explained in our previous article, Part 1 | How Obergefell Changed Adoption for Same Sex Couples As We Know It, same-sex adoption is now available for married LGBT couples.

Previously on The Path to Gay Adoption | Part 2, Nicholas and Paul discussed the emotional ups and downs of the legal process for adoption.