Well-Adjusted Family Relationships for Children Conceived through Third-Party Donation at Age 20

Family Relationships for Children Conceived through Third-Party Donation at Age 20

In a groundbreaking 20-year study, researchers have discovered that children conceived through third-party donation, such as gamete donation, enjoy well-adjusted family relationships. Despite the absence of a biological link between children and their parents, mother-child relationships remain unaffected, and psychological adjustment in young adulthood is not compromised. This study provides valuable insights into the long-term effects of various assisted reproductive technologies (ART) on parenting and child development. It emphasizes the significance of disclosing biological origins to children at an early age to foster healthy family relationships.

10 Essential Tips for Parents of Donor-Conceived Children

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Navigating Family Dynamics in Donor Conception: Vital Tips for Parents Parents of donor-conceived children may experience a range of emotions as they build their families. Emotions such as loss, joy, excitement, anxiety, fear, or confusion can be overwhelming. The parents’ main aim is to support their children’s happiness, success, and closeness, but they may project […]

HOW TO BE PROACTIVE REGARDING MALE FERTILITY

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Getting proactive about fertility all starts with getting to know your body – and that goes for people of all genders!
Improve your chances of conceiving by understanding your fertility health and get advice from Exseeds fertility experts

THOUGHTS ON BEING DONOR-CONCEIVED IN THE STORK AND I PODCAST

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I recently participated on The Stork and I podcast with Mel who is a SMBC. We had a lovely chat about my conception story, thoughts on donor conception in general and many other related topics.

Give it a listen and let me know your thoughts in the comments below!

THE MAMMA CHOICE – GET TO KNOW A HAPPY SMBC

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Read about Tanja’s choice to become a single mother by choice after she at the age of 30 had not yet met Mr. Perfect and felt like she was missing an anchor. She also gives 4 pieces of advice on how to choose a sperm donor.