Once Upon a Surrogate by Jill Hancock Reeder

Richardson & Parnell And Tango Makes Three The story of two male penguins that were given the chance to nurture an egg and the chick that they hatched. Guess Who, A Children’s Multimedia Company (Part of a series), 2010. That night he asks his Mom and Mama why he doesn’t have a father, and they tell him about the extraordinary journey they took to have him, using a sperm donor, told in simple language through rhyme. Rella, Tina & Meza, Monica, Illus., Summer, Molly, producer, Mom, Mama and Me and How I Came To Be!, This is the story about Jonathan who is concerned when it is announced that there will be Career Day at school and that all of the students in Jonathan’s class will be sharing what their moms and dads do for a living since he has two moms. Jessie is asked by a girl in class about why she does not have a mom and from there is told the journey that her dads went on to have her with the help of an egg donor and surrogate told in simple language through rhyme.

Tina & Meza, Monica, Illus., Summer, Molly, producer, Daddy and Pop, The story about Jessie and her two fathers. Written by a surrogate and illustrated by her children and written from your children’s view point to other surrogates and their children to explain the process and experience they went through to help a family have their baby.

Reeder, Jill Hancock, Reeder, Tristan, Jessica & Jill, Illus., Once Upon a Surrogate, The Stork’s Helpers. Find books for parents here Find Part 1 here Find Part 2 here Find videos/websites here This great compilation by Patricia Mendell, a New York-based therapist who has long been a supporter of the Choice Mom community, is part of a series that looks at the books helpful for parents of non-traditional families, from how to talk with our kids about their origins to simply sharing the stories about the variety of ways we become families.

Once Upon a Surrogate by Jill Hancock Reeder