Mombian offers a mix of parenting insights, book reviews, media analysis and political and legal commentary for and about LGBTQ parents and our children. It takes an LGBTQ-focused look at parenting topics and explores other aspects of the LGBTQ community with a parent's eye. Dana Rudolph is the the founder and publisher of Mombian, a GLAAD Media Award-winning blog and resource directory for LGBTQ parents. She's the lesbian mom of a middle-schooler and lives with her spouse of over two decades. For more information, visit www.mombian.com.
Jerry Mahoney’s “Mommy Man: How I Went from Mild-Mannered Geek to Gay Superdad” is a wonderful addition to the growing genre of LGBT parenting memoirs, not only because of its sharp writing and smart humor, but because it shows us an aspect of LGBT parenting we haven’t seen in a book-length memoir before — two men pursuing parenthood through gestational surrogacy.
A safe and successful Boston Marathon one year from the one that broke all our hearts.
“The Fosters,” ABC Family’s drama about two moms raising their five children, ended its very successful first season this week.
A new picture book by Sarah and Ian Hoffman, “Jacob’s New Dress” (Albert Whitman, 2014), is a welcome addition to the small but growing number of books for and about gender-nonconforming and transgender children.
The year 2013 saw tremendous progress in marriage equality, which is a wonderful thing — but it also comes with the risk that we think our gains in marriage are sufficient to protect ourselves and our families.
The week of Nov.
My 10-year-old son loves to travel.
It’s the season of the high holidays for Jews around the world — and that means Julie Silver, one of the most popular singers and songwriters of Jewish contemporary music and a lesbian mom, is very busy.
Once again, the new school year looms, and the back-to-school ads that started at the end of June finally seem to have some relevance.
