Gay father surrogacy fai: relatnships wh surrogat and egg donors and parental disclosure of children's origs - PubMed

Contents:

• GAY FATHERS, GOG IT ALONE
• ORIGAL ARTICLEGAY FATHER SURROGACY FAI: RELATNSHIPS WH SURROGAT AND EGG DONORS AND PARENTAL DISCLOSURE OF CHILDREN'S ORIGS
• GAY FATHERS’ MOTIVATNS FOR AND FEELGS ABOUT SURROGACY AS A PATH TO PARENTHOOD
• GAY FATHER SURROGACY FAI: RELATNSHIPS WH SURROGAT AND EGG DONORS AND PARENTAL DISCLOSURE OF CHILDREN'S ORIGS
• THE SURROGACY OPTN: A GENERAL OVERVIEW FOR GAY COUPL
• SURROGACY FOR GAY COUPL: HOW TO SELECT THE GEIC FATHER

GAY FATHERS, GOG IT ALONE

Introductn to SurrogacyOverview of Gay SurrogacyWhat to Look for a Surrogacy AgencyBeg a Gay ParentTrans ParentgLGBTQ+ Surrogacy LawsSPAR Program for HIV ParentsStartg a Surrogacy JourneyThe Surrogacy ProcsSurrogacy Costs & ProgramsFancial Assistance For SurrogacyFdg an Egg Donor Fdg a Surrogate MotherLGBTQ+ Partnerships and Organizatns. Although surrogacy for heterosexual tend parents and same-sex tend parents is largely siar, there are a few factors that make 's important to unrstand your rights as parents, and what the surrogacy laws are your state or untry, and the state which your surrogate legal procr for gay parentgPre-Birth Orr (PBO): A urt proceedg that tablish parental rights prr to the birth of the child.

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ORIGAL ARTICLEGAY FATHER SURROGACY FAI: RELATNSHIPS WH SURROGAT AND EGG DONORS AND PARENTAL DISCLOSURE OF CHILDREN'S ORIGS

Regular munitn also helps tend parents feel fortable wh their surrogate, and feel part of the pregnancy and a gay tend parent, buildg a relatnship wh your surrogate also helps you tell your child their orig story, and giv him/her the opportuny to know the woman who helped create your fay.

GAY FATHERS’ MOTIVATNS FOR AND FEELGS ABOUT SURROGACY AS A PATH TO PARENTHOOD

Nila Carone and others, Surrogacy fai head by gay men: relatnships wh surrogat and egg donors, fathers’ cisns over disclosure and children’s views on their surrogacy origs, Human Reproductn, Volume 33, Issue 2, Febary 2018, Pag 248–257,.

GAY FATHER SURROGACY FAI: RELATNSHIPS WH SURROGAT AND EGG DONORS AND PARENTAL DISCLOSURE OF CHILDREN'S ORIGS

STUDY QUESTIONHow do gay father fai experience surrogacy terms of their relatnships wh surrogat and egg donors, fathers’ disclosure cisns and children’s views on their surrogacy origs? SUMMARY ANSWERMore fai had a relatnship wh the surrogate than the egg donor, and almost all had started to disclose to their children, the majory of whom exprsed limed tert their surrogacy IS KNOWN ALREADYGay fathers tend to report greater ntact wh the surrogate than the egg donor and to disclose only the e of a surrogate (omtg discsn of the egg donor and the rpective fathers’ geic relatedns).

Children’s views on their surrogacy nceptn to gay fathers are not DESIGN, SIZE, DURATIONThirty-one children and 80 fathers were terviewed as part of a larger -pth vtigatn of 40 Italian gay father surrogacy fai. Further, some children belonged to the same fay, and this uld have biased the rults, as the children may have had siar IMPLICATIONS OF THE FINDINGSPrr to this study, the voice of children nceived by gay fathers through surrogacy had not been heard.

An creasg number of gay men are creatg fai through surrogacy (Norton et al., 2013)—a practice whereby a woman (the ‘surrogate’) bears a pregnancy for the tend parent(s) wh the tentn of handg over the rultg child.

THE SURROGACY OPTN: A GENERAL OVERVIEW FOR GAY COUPL

California or Canada) of the ma ncerns regardg gay father surrogacy fai pertas to the surrogate–child relatnship, as is assumed that the child may view the surrogate as a mother and suffer when there is no relatnship—or one that is limed by physil distance (Golombok, 2015; Lgiardi and Carone, 2016b). No studi have vtigated how children born to gay fathers through surrogacy feel about their origs, the terms they e when talkg about their surrogate and egg donor, or their unrstandg of their nceptn.

In a study of 40 Amerin gay father surrogacy fai (Blake et al., 2016), of whom four ed an anonymo egg donor, only 25% were found to have met the donor after the child’s birth and only 31% had a relatnship wh her; nversely, 83% had met the surrogate and 85% had a relatnship wh her. 5 years (Blake et al., 2016), 83% of the fathers had started the disclosure procs, though some had not yet mentned the e of donated eggs or disclosed whose sperm had been paper aims at vtigatg the gay father fai’ experienc of surrogacy, addrsg three rearch qutns: What was the nature of the fai’ relatnships wh the surrogate and egg donor? Fathers were asked about their relatnship wh the surrogate and egg donor, and their cisns to disclose to their children, acrdance wh prev studi of gay father surrogacy fai (Blake et al., 2016; Carone et al., 2017a).

The prent study’s fdgs not only support the view that surrogacy may be easier for children to unrstand than gamete donatn (Readgs et al., 2011) but also that the immediate exposure of children gay father fai to their non-tradnal fay form means that their origs are explaed early and they have more time to tegrate this rmatn. Third, many fathers reported that their tentn to bee a parent mattered more than geic relatedns, though this fdg stands ntrast to those of studi showg that geic nnectn to the child is greatly valued by gay fathers g surrogacy (Murphy, 2015; Blake et al., 2017; Carone et al., 2017a, 2017b). Contrary to ncerns that the children of gay fathers fd difficult to al wh their origs (Golombok, 2015; Lgiardi and Carone, 2016a), none of the children this study showed negative feelgs towards their nceptn durg middle childhood.

SURROGACY FOR GAY COUPL: HOW TO SELECT THE GEIC FATHER

In le wh prev rearch on gay father surrogacy fai (Greenfeld and Seli, 2011; Smietana et al., 2014; Blake et al., 2016; Carone et al., 2017a; Murphy, 2015), this study found that fathers were more likely to mata a relatnship wh the surrogate than the donor.

However, although the donor was generally visible the gay father fai, over 70% of the fathers had liberately chosen a donor wh whom there was some chance of future ntact. Although a variety of recment procr were ed to diversify the sample, the gay father surrogacy fai were necsarily unique terms of e, given the high st of the surrogacy procre.

However, as not all children wh each fay gave the same rpons, is probable that they had differg experienc of to this study, the voice of children born to gay fathers through surrogacy had not been heard. The fdgs have important implitns for psychologists and fertily unsellors, as they provi an -pth examatn of gay father fai’ experienc of surrogacy, terms of their relatnships wh surrogat and egg donors, fathers’ disclosure cisns, and children’s views on their origs.