
Three podcasts that make you a better parent of your donor child
As parents, we help our children deal with many aspects of life - from how to tie your shoelaces to getting over a broken heart. If you are the parent of a donor child - or you are considering donor conception - you will probably also help your child understand their background as donor-conceived. We have found the best podcasts on the topic, so you have all the knowledge.

A rainbow family's search for a sperm donor: from grey market to sperm bank
The German-English couple Hayley and Katja Schönberg have been on an eventful journey before they were able to welcome their little daughter. A journey with detours into a world they knew nothing about: the grey market for sperm donation.

Trying to conceive? Here's how to cope with stress, jealousy, grief and anxiety while in fertility treatment
A lot of women and men are surprised at how mentally taxing it is to be in fertility treatment. The good news? It's totally normal to feel stressed or sad. Fertility counsellor Mille Duzenius advises men and women to remember self-care and to be realistic.

Kristoffer is infertile: “My world fell apart when they told me”
What happens when a man finds out he is infertile? In particular, a man who was so ready to realise his dream of having children? For Kristoffer Vitting-Seerup, it is the story of completely breaking down, picking himself back up and - after major considerations - choosing a sperm donor, so little Meta could be born.

Solo mum Pia chose the same sperm donor for all of her children
Pia Jensen from Copenhagen, Denmark, chose the same donor for her children – and thus, Anna became a big sister to not just one but two full siblings. This was possible because she chose to set up a storage solution holding donor sperm for more than one course of treatment at the sperm bank. The benefits include the possibility for your child to have a full brother or sister.

Donor child: “I don’t need a relationship with my sperm donor”
There was no drama involved for Dina Winther Hansen when the pieces fell into place, and she understood that she was a donor child. As she says: “There is so much that matters more. Being a donor child is not something that takes up my every day, and it does not define my life.”
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Children’s Books about Donor Conception and Modern Families
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A rainbow family's search for a sperm donor: from grey market to sperm bank
The German-English couple Hayley and Katja Schönberg have been on an eventful journey before they were able to welcome their little daughter. A journey with detours into a world they knew nothing about: the grey market for sperm donation.

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Telling your child that he or she is donor-conceived can seem a little overwhelming. Where do you start? What are the right words to use? Don't worry, there are plenty of children’s books that lend a hand with explaining it all.