Queer parenting insists that parenting is a verb, an action and identity available to any and all adults who take on a shared responsibility.

I know I write about our experience as a two mom family, but here’s the thing: My son has a dad. And he has been sleeping on my couch on and off for the last four months.

There are plenty of ways to be visible as queer parents without subjecting ourselves to the hate and vitriol of social media.

When you’re a queer parent writing for a largely hetero audience, it feels like you’re pleading your case to exist.

“I don’t know, y’all, being a parent is so scary, and sweet and weird and hilarious and exhausting and ugly and lonely and suffocating and perfect.”

What exactly do I mean by database? Well, I want it to be something that can be queried or filtered; it’s not just a long book list, and searching isn’t limited merely to title or author but allows you to interrogate every intersection of queer interest.

The movie delightfully mines marital conflicts for humor, but it falters in the writing of its lesbian characters.

Hunter Harris in GQ, Javicia Leslie in the Los Angeles Times, Lily Singh in the New York Times, and more!

We’re looking to bring some more writers on our team and listen — maybe perhaps you are one of them?

Parenting during the pandemic is a wild ride, so consider this our queer parenting circle, a safe place to share the good and the bad!

Unfortunately, most parenting books weren’t written with queer moms, trans dads, non-binary parents and gestational carriers, and families that look like ours in mind.

I want Remi to be able to write and narrate her own life. I owe her that as someone who had to reclaim my story.

As we head into the crisp, fresh beginning of 2020 and a new decade, we want to hear about your queerest, wildest dreams for the future. Deadline for submissions is January 31!

Here are updates to our current financial situation. Still, the essentials of everything we’ve been saying for years are true. Fundraising is a part of our business model!

Why are there so many TV shows about high school kids who don’t act like high school kids at all?

“Just watched this, and my dog was SHOCKED when they snogged.”

The team answers your questions about keeping those fires burning!

“Sharing my stories with that audience never felt right — I always felt like I was explaining, never that I was just telling my truth.”

I wouldn’t say I’ve escaped the Cult of Mommy completely. I’ve defined it for myself.

The parents in our LGBTQ+ community deserve some rest and celebration.