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Advocating for diversity in relationships and sexual inclusivity in schools
There are dozens of international, national, and regional laws that state that no one should suffer any kind of discrimination. They also state that the educational system should promote gender equality, respect, and visibility of diversity. Many centres are already working on inclusive educational programs, but there is still a long way to go. Need […]
Nothing can make us happier
Nothing makes us happier than if you write to tell us that you are going to have a baby and that we have helped you…Imagine how we feel, especially in these sad and uncertain times. How proud we are of you: so strong and so full of love. We want to share Sonia and Audrey […]
Are you eligible to claim fertility treatments on Social Security?
According to the National Statistics Institute (INE) the average age in Spain of women who have their first child is 30,9 (differing from 25,2 in 1975). Women are delaying motherhood more and more and this makes their ovarian reserve decrease in quantity and quality. Therefore, it’s common now that they are turning to fertility treatments […]
Letter to the Three Wise Men
Dear Wise men, We say goodbye to 2019, a wonderful year. We’ve been fortunate enough to meet many excited, fearful and hopeful women. Some who are mothers and some who are about to be. For the new year (we can’t believe 2020 is here already!) we have a big wish list: We wish that all […]
Marriage: yes or no?
eldiario.es has gathered the Marriage Census data found in the Spanish Statistical Office. In Spain, there were around 2.1 million marriages between 2005 and 2016. Of these, 39,643 were same-sex couples. The first year that same-sex marriage was approved (2006) 4,313 couples got married. 1,313 were between two women and 3,000 were between two men. […]
What you should know before having kids
Yes, your life will change. You will change. Are you ready for the ride of your life? If you are pregnant or haven’t been a mother yet, then what we are about to discuss will become second nature to you very soon. Here are some things you should know before becoming a mother. Your body […]
Fertility treatments
Whether you’re single or in a relationship there are several treatments you can consider when it comes to assisted reproduction. You must talk to your doctor before making any medical decisions. Artificial insemination (AI). This is the preferred method for women who plan on being single parents and don’t have any fertility issues. It involves […]
How to answer our kids’ questions about where they came from
As our society changes so do their views about what constitutes a family. Nowadays more children are raised by two lesbian mothers or single parents and their lives are no different than the rest. However, as they get older some questions might arise. It’s always your decision whether or not to explain to them where […]
Can some foods improve or reduce ovulation?
It’s important to have a balanced diet rich in vitamins and antioxidants. This will help prevent fertility problems or even increase the chances of a successful in-vitro fertilisation process. Furthermore, you should also avoid being overweight. Maintaining a healthy diet during pregnancy is also important and therefore some foods should be avoided to ensure the […]
Is the anonymous nature of sperm and egg donation coming to an end?
There is a worldwide trend that favours the right of children who were conceived by assisted reproduction to discover the identity of their sperm and egg donor which is prevailing over the donor’s right to anonymity. There are currently 20 countries around the world where these types of donations are not anonymous or where they […]