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Focusing on parents of donor-conceived children aged 12 and older, this book aids in deepening conversations about donor conception that have already begun. It serves as a guide for discussing complex topics with friends, family, and children, ensuring that parents can navigate these discussions with confidence. Part of a broader series, it complements other titles tailored for different age groups, addressing the evolving needs of families as children grow and their understanding of their origins develops.

Designed for parents of donor-conceived children aged 0-7, this book provides guidance on discussing donor conception with friends, family, and the children themselves. It offers practical advice and insights tailored to the unique needs of younger children, ensuring parents can navigate these conversations with confidence. Additional resources are available for older age groups, making it a comprehensive series for families at various stages of understanding and acceptance.

Designed for parents of donor-conceived children aged 12-16, this guide facilitates conversations about donor origins, whether it's the first time sharing this information or discussing a second donor. It addresses the unique challenges and questions that arise during this developmental stage, making it easier for parents to communicate openly with their children and others. The series also includes resources for different age groups, ensuring comprehensive support throughout a child's growth.

Targeted at donor-conceived children under seven, this book provides a gentle explanation of their origins within two-mum families using sperm donation. It addresses various donor types, including known, identifiable, and anonymous donors, making it a relevant resource for young children to understand their unique beginnings. As part of a series, it aims to foster a sense of identity and belonging in donor-conceived families.

Designed for donor-conceived children under seven, this book explores their origins in a relatable way. Specifically tailored for solo mum families using sperm donation, it addresses various donor types, including known, identifiable, and anonymous donors. This edition is a twin version, catering to the unique experiences of children conceived with the help of sperm donation in a twin setting, making it a valuable resource for families navigating this journey together.

Targeted at donor-conceived children under seven, this book provides a gentle introduction to their origins, specifically for families with two mothers who used double donation. It addresses various donor scenarios, including known and anonymous donors. As part of a series, this twin version offers a unique perspective, ensuring that young readers can understand their beginnings in a relatable and supportive manner.

Designed for relatives and friends of individuals considering donor conception, this guide offers insights and support for those undergoing treatment or parenting donor-conceived children. It addresses common questions and concerns, helping loved ones understand the process and implications. Additionally, it includes resources for parents to communicate effectively with family and friends about their choice to use donor conception, making it a valuable tool in navigating these sensitive discussions.

Designed specifically for donor-conceived children under seven, this book addresses their origins in a relatable manner. It caters to solo mum families that have utilized double donation (both egg and sperm), making it inclusive of various donor scenarios, including known, identifiable, and anonymous donors. The narrative aims to foster understanding and acceptance of their unique family structure, providing a supportive resource for young children to explore their identity.

Designed for parents of donor-conceived children aged 8-11, this book offers guidance on discussing donor conception origins with friends, family, and their children. It is part of a broader series that addresses different age groups, ensuring tailored support for parents navigating these conversations at various stages of their child's development.

This guide assists parents and prospective parents in discussing donor conception with their friends and family. It offers practical advice on how to communicate effectively about this sensitive topic, ensuring that loved ones are informed and supportive. Additionally, it includes a companion book, "Our Family," designed to help friends and family better understand donor conception, fostering an open and supportive environment for discussions.