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A guide on communicating to our children’s Education Provider about solo parenthood through donor conception
When our children start nursery or school, it can be useful to have a guide to share that explains solo parenthood, donor conception and diverse family forms.
This booklet provides a format of how you can create a personalised overview for the education provider.
- Overview of our family structure
- What my child knows
- The 3 things we focus on
- Why I am telling you
- Resources we read
- Additional support
Only £4.00
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