In the Age of Alternative Reproduction, Who Are a Child's Parents? Liz Mandarano April 17, 2012, 10:49 a.m. EDT NEW YORK, Jan 29, 2011 (Huffington Post) -- Thanks to modern medicine, more traditional and non-traditional couples and individuals are able to... Read the story »
Red and yellow, black and white, straight and gay, we are all alike in our desire to have children. For many, fulfilling this innate desire can come at a significant emotional and financial cost. Not everyone is... Read the story »
Part I: The Intro My passion is helping people to form families when traditional methods are out of the question. I know what it's like to strongly desire a child and my heart goes out to anyone... Read the story »
Reprint from The Sydney Morning Herald March 22, 2011 'I always knew there was something missing''. That is a line you often hear from those born through sperm or egg donation. The debate over whether information identifying previously anonymous... Read the story »
Reporting from Ahmedabad, India— It should have been Myleen and Jan Sjodin's greatest happiness. Their newborn was healthy, they were in exotic India and, following Myleen's uterine cancer, their surrogacy was successful. Instead, the Toronto couple claim,... Read the story »
Newsweek re-print Thousands of largely invisible American women have given birth to other people's babies. Many are married to men in the military. Jennifer Cantor, a 34-year-old surgical nurse from Huntsville, Ala., loves being pregnant. Not having... Read the story »
By Ann Oldenburg, (USA TODAY)(By Ann Oldenburg, USA TODAY Comment 4 Recommend Martha Stewart and daughter Alexis attend a Paul McCartney concert in New York on Dec. 13, 2010. CAPTION By Larry Busacca, Getty Images Martha Stewart's a grandma!... Read the story »
