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Yeah, but in your scenario, it was either one or the other. I'm pretty sure they are working on having the babies with a mix of both "males" or both "females" via surrogate.
I'm sorry, I really don't understand what you are saying. What do you think is happening here, besides IVF using donor eggs and a surrogate? It's been going on for 40 years.
I'm sorry, I really don't understand what you are saying. What do you think is happening here, besides IVF using donor eggs and a surrogate? It's been going on for 40 years.
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Well, this is the Pandora’s box we asked for. Time will tell how common these stories become.
Why is this news? It’s been happening for years and it’s also used by Heterosexuals. At the end the important part should be are the kids getting good parental support.
My 3rd Grandson was born March 8th via IVF from a Sperm Donor. Daughter and her wife are a married lesbian couple, BUT straight, married couples don't use IVF to have children? What difference does it make whether these couples are straight or gay?
This child is my Grandson; same as the other two from my straight daughter and her male husband. Yes, Auntie and Uncle will say the same as well.
At least it wasn't an oops baby from a drunken one night stand. Yep homosexuals have to plan for their children, not many accidental pregnancies or abortions among homosexual couples.
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