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The latest We Are Donor Conceived survey highlights that the ART industry has a significant responsibility to donor conceived children.

Katie and husband Chris have struggled through a difficult 10 year journey to become the parents they’ve always dreamed of being.

Explaining to your child that they were conceived through an egg donor or sperm donor is a subject that many parents of traditional, diverse and LGBTQ+ families may find daunting.

Here are a number of useful resources and inventive ways to explain IVF to your child that are not only simple for them to understand but can also create a fond family memory to look back on in future years

Storybooks can be a brilliant way to communicate sensitive topics to our children and teach them important lessons in an easy to understand, fun way.

A personal account from the founder of The Magic of You about her incredible gestational surrogate, Jillian.

Gay dads have to explain their family to the rest of the world for the rest of their lives. And so do their children.

We think it’s important that you tell your child about donor egg, sperm or embryo . . . and to tell them early. This way you avoid a potentially difficult conversation when they are older and might find any ‘reveal’ difficult emotionally.

Sali, the creator of The Magic of You, explains why telling your child they are donor conceived is vital for a healthy relationship.