For most of my adult life, having a child felt scary and unappealing. But queer co-parenting helped me redefine the concept of family—and showed me new depths of love
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‘What will you do if your kids grow up to be straight?’
In her new memoir, author Jane Byers jostles with the realities of queer parenting while adopting her twins
What it’s like to nurse when you’re non-binary
In an essay from their new collection, “Like a Boy but Not a Boy,” andrea bennett reflects on the joys and limitations of non-binary parenting
Pandemic parenting in a two-mom family means twice the maternal guilt
In my queer household, we’ve avoided the unequal gendered division of labour, but I still feel like a failure as a mother—and failed by a system that neglects the most vulnerable
I’m a trans man with a straight cis husband. We’re ready to start a family
As a bisexual trans man with a straight cis husband, the discussion of having kids is complicated by questions of surrogacy, adoption and raising kids in the U.S.
When miscarriage happens to LGBTQ2 parents
When it comes to miscarriage, LGBTQ2 people have been left out and erased from conversations about loss—and reproductive health altogether
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