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Planning and building a family as an LGBTQ+ individual or couple often presents particular challenges, not necessarily experienced by a heterosexual person or couple.

“When we held our daughter for the first time, it felt like all the waiting, paperwork, and uncertainty had been worth it.” For Ebony and

The number of same-sex couples adopting children in England has tripled since the law changed in 2005.

Adoption and Assisted Reproduction FOR LGBTQ+ INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLES, THE JOURNEY TO PARENTHOOD MAY NOT ALWAYS SEEM STRAIGHTFORWARD.

Planning and building a family as an LGBTQ+ individual or couple often presents particular challenges, not necessarily experienced by a heterosexual person or couple.

Adoption and Assisted Reproduction FOR LGBTQ+ INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLES, THE JOURNEY TO PARENTHOOD MAY NOT ALWAYS SEEM STRAIGHTFORWARD.

Many cryobanks specifically serve and support LGBTQ+ individuals and couples in using donor sperm and eggs to build their families.

A “cryo bank” for sperm and eggs is a fertility bank that stores frozen human gametes (sperm and eggs) in liquid nitrogen tanks for later use

Cryoshipping might sound like something from a sci-fi film, but in reality, it’s a highly specialised – and crucial – part of modern fertility and

A “cryo bank” for sperm and eggs is a fertility bank that stores frozen human gametes (sperm and eggs) in liquid nitrogen tanks for later use

THE WORLD EGG BANK IS THE WORLD’S LARGEST INTERNATIONAL EGG DONOR BANK AND REMAINS AT THE FOREFRONT OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES HELPING LGBT PEOPLE TO CREATE

Adoption and Assisted Reproduction FOR LGBTQ+ INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLES, THE JOURNEY TO PARENTHOOD MAY NOT ALWAYS SEEM STRAIGHTFORWARD.

THE WORLD EGG BANK IS THE WORLD’S LARGEST INTERNATIONAL EGG DONOR BANK AND REMAINS AT THE FOREFRONT OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES HELPING LGBT PEOPLE TO CREATE

“When Talulah and Duke arrived, carried by our surrogate, it felt like every obstacle had been worth it.” For Michael and Wes, known to their

Planning and building a family as an LGBTQ+ individual or couple often presents particular challenges, not necessarily experienced by a heterosexual person or couple.

“When Talulah and Duke arrived, carried by our surrogate, it felt like every obstacle had been worth it.” For Michael and Wes, known to their

“When we held our daughter for the first time, it felt like all the waiting, paperwork, and uncertainty had been worth it.” For Ebony and

Angharad Harris is a Partner and Anna Robinson a Senior Associate at international law firm Watson Farley & Williams.

“When Talulah and Duke arrived, carried by our surrogate, it felt like every obstacle had been worth it.” For Michael and Wes, known to their

Planning and building a family as an LGBTQ+ individual or couple often presents particular challenges, not necessarily experienced by a heterosexual person or couple.

“We never set out to be pioneers, but we hope we’ve shown other people in the LGBTQ+ community that this is achievable,” say Emily Patrick

Adoption and Assisted Reproduction FOR LGBTQ+ INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLES, THE JOURNEY TO PARENTHOOD MAY NOT ALWAYS SEEM STRAIGHTFORWARD.

“When Talulah and Duke arrived, carried by our surrogate, it felt like every obstacle had been worth it.” For Michael and Wes, known to their

Planning and building a family as an LGBTQ+ individual or couple often presents particular challenges, not necessarily experienced by a heterosexual person or couple.

Adoption and Assisted Reproduction FOR LGBTQ+ INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLES, THE JOURNEY TO PARENTHOOD MAY NOT ALWAYS SEEM STRAIGHTFORWARD.

What does it mean to protect your mental health while building a family as an LGBTQ+ person or couple, when so much of the process

Mental health for LGBTQ+ family building can be supported by acknowledging shared challenges like uncertainty and grief, seeking professional counselling for complex logistics, and finding

Planning and building a family as an LGBTQ+ individual or couple often presents particular challenges, not necessarily experienced by a heterosexual person or couple.

Pride Parenting introduces the world’s first LGBTQ+ family-building certification: the Certificate of Diversity Practices (CODP) A pioneering accreditation from Pride Parenting is set to revolutionise

LGBTQ+ reciprocal IVF, also known as shared motherhood, is a fertility treatment for same-sex female couples where one partner’s eggs are collected, fertilized with donor

LGBTQIA+ DOG PARENTS ARE REDEFINING FAMILY LIFE, DISCOVERS RAE JOAN ELKINGTON AS SHE MEETS UP WITH FOUR MUMS AND DADS AND THEIR FURRY FRIENDS UNCONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE Dogs

Angharad Harris is a Partner and Anna Robinson a Senior Associate at international law firm Watson Farley & Williams.

The number of same-sex couples adopting children in England has tripled since the law changed in 2005.

Planning and building a family as an LGBTQ+ individual or couple often presents particular challenges, not necessarily experienced by a heterosexual person or couple.

LGBTQ+ reciprocal IVF, also known as shared motherhood, is a fertility treatment for same-sex female couples where one partner’s eggs are collected, fertilized with donor

“We never set out to be pioneers, but we hope we’ve shown other people in the LGBTQ+ community that this is achievable,” say Emily Patrick

Planning and building a family as an LGBTQ+ individual or couple often presents particular challenges, not necessarily experienced by a heterosexual person or couple.

What does it mean to protect your mental health while building a family as an LGBTQ+ person or couple, when so much of the process

“When Talulah and Duke arrived, carried by our surrogate, it felt like every obstacle had been worth it.” For Michael and Wes, known to their

Planning and building a family as an LGBTQ+ individual or couple often presents particular challenges, not necessarily experienced by a heterosexual person or couple.

“When Talulah and Duke arrived, carried by our surrogate, it felt like every obstacle had been worth it.” For Michael and Wes, known to their

Angharad Harris is a Partner and Anna Robinson a Senior Associate at international law firm Watson Farley & Williams.