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5 QUESTIONS YOU HAVE ABOUT SURROGACY AGENCIES

Blog Family Planning Options December 12, 2018 0

There are some important things you should know about surrogacy agencies before you select the one that’s right for you. (This original post can be seen on Surrogate.com HERE.) As you prepare for your surrogacy journey, it’s important that you find a surrogacy professional that you’re comfortable working with. Choosing... Read more

Choosing a Child Free Marriage

Advice Family Family Planning Options Marriage October 25, 2016 0

After Marriage Comes….Children? Why we chose a child free marriage. By Stacey Lantz It seemed that my wedding had barely ended before people started asking about when we were thinking of having children. I’ve always been pretty adamant that I would not have children but then again I had... Read more

Can Your Marriage Survive a New Baby?

Adoptions Advice Family Family Planning Options December 11, 2015 0

The obvious answer is yes, your marriage CAN survive a new baby. But sleep deprivation, fatigue, lack of support, endless tasks, cleaning, feeding, can all take a toll on new parents. Here are some tips on easing the pressures of new parenthood by sharing the ups and downs of... Read more

How to find an LGBT Inclusive Family Doctor

Adoptions Advice Advice Family Family Planning Options Marriage November 13, 2015 0

Finding a good family doctor who is accepting new patients and fits all your criteria for open, frank communication in a style that is welcoming, concerned and professional can be an arduous task. And most importantly, you need to make sure the physician is LGBT inclusive in his or... Read more

Ready Made LGBT Families: Step-parenting in an LGBT household

Advice Family Family Planning Options November 9, 2015 1

Stepfamilies can harbor some challenging dynamics. For LGBT stepfamilies the dynamics can include having to address additional challenges such as coming out to the children, the community where you live, and the children’s schools. If the other biological parent is involved, these decisions can become even more delicate. There... Read more