What social, legal, and psychological factors shape parenting choices in queer families? Parents face many challenges when raising their children. Queer parents are no different.
They have...
The question "Can parenthood be seen as a form of moral artistry where ethical care shapes another's being?" has been a matter of debate for many years. Some argue that raising children requires a...
In a heteronormative world, many families are formed through marriage between cisgender men and women who have children together.
For queer individuals, the traditional definition of family is...
Psychological Challenges in Mixed-Faith Families Raising Children
In today's world, where religious beliefs and LGBT values coexist, it is becoming more common for couples from different faith...
Gender norms and parenting models have historically been shaped by heteronormative expectations, whereby the traditional family unit is characterized by a cisgender man and woman raising biological...
In contemporary society, there are many different ways that people form families. Some individuals choose to have children through traditional heterosexual marriages, while others opt for adoption or...
Gender roles and expectations have traditionally been based on strict binary categories, where men are expected to be masculine, physically strong, and emotionally stoic while women are feminine,...
LGBTQ parents face unique challenges when it comes to raising their children, particularly when it comes to gender identity and expression. Traditional parenting norms often reinforce binary gender...
Raising Children in Conservative Environments
LGBTQ parents face unique challenges in reconciling their personal identities with societal expectations when raising children in conservative...
Queer Parenthood is a term used to describe the raising of children by same-sex parents who have legally adopted or conceived through assisted reproductive technology such as surrogacy. It has become...