Donor+Conception+Stories


 * L. Blake, P. Casey, J. Readings, V. Jadva, and S. Golombok (2010). ‘Daddy ran out of tadpoles’: how parents tell their children that they are donor conceived, and what their 7-year-olds understand. //Human Reproduction//, 25:2527-2534.**




 * E Blyth and J Hunt (1998). Sharing genetic origins information in donor assisted conception: views from licensed centres on HFEA donor information form. //Human Reproduction//, 13:3274-3277.**




 * Blyth, Eric; Langridge, Darren; Harris, Rhonda. (2010) Family building in donor conception: parents' experiences of sharing information. //Journal of Reproductive & Infant Psychology//, 28(2):116-127.**




 * Ken R. Daniels, Gillian M. Lewis, Wayne Gillett. (1995). Telling donor insemination offspring about their conception: The nature of couples' decision-making. //Social Science & Medicine//, 40(9):1213-1220.**




 * K.R. Daniels and P. Thorn (2001). Sharing information with donor insemination offspring: A child-conception versus a family-building approach. //Human Reproduction//, 16:1792-1796.**




 * Daniels, K. (2005). Is blood really thicker than water? Assisted reproduction and its impact on our thinking about family. //Journal of Psychosomatic Obstetrics & Gynaecology//, 26(4):265-270.**




 * Ken Daniels, Wayne Gillett, and Victoria Grace (2009). Parental information sharing with donor insemination conceived offspring: a follow-up study. //Human Reproduction//, 24:1099-1105.**




 * Ethics Committee of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (2004). Informing offspring of their conception by gamete donation. //Fertility and Sterility//, 81(3):527-531**




 * S. Golombok, V. Jadva, E. Lycett, C. Murray, and F. MacCallum (2005). Families created by gamete donation: follow-up at age 2. //Human Reproduction//, 20:286-293.**




 * Claes Gottlieb, Othon Lalos, and Frank Lindblad (2000). Disclosure of donor insemination to the child: the impact of Swedish legislation on couples' attitudes. //Human Reproduction//, 15:2052-2056.**



//**Gross, Jami N.; Clay, Daniel L.; Harper, Dennis C.; Stockman, Amy; Van Voorhis, Bradley; Syrop, Craig (2004). Assisted Reproductive Technology: Counseling and Disclosure With Children.**// **Children's Health Care//, 33(2):123-131.//**



//**Hargreaves, Katrina; Daniels, Ken (2007). Parents Dilemmas in Sharing Donor Insemination Conception Stories with their Children.**// **Children & Society//, 21(6):420-431.//**



//**S. Isaksson, G. Sydsjö, A. Skoog Svanberg, and C. Lampic (2012). Disclosure behaviour and intentions among 111 couples following treatment with oocytes or sperm from identity-release donors: follow-up at offspring age 1–4 years.**// **Human Reproduction//, 27:2998-3007.//**



//**Parents’ contributions to the narrative identity of offspring of donor-assisted conception Original Research Article**// //**Social Science & Medicine, Volume 57, Issue 11, December 2003, Pages 2229-2242**//



//**Emma Lycett, Ken Daniels, Ruth Curson, Susan Golombok (2004). Offspring created as a result of donor insemination: a study of family relationships, child adjustment, and disclosure.**// **Fertility and Sterility//, 82(1):172-179.//**



//**E. Lycett, K. Daniels, R. Curson, and S. Golombok (2005). School-aged children of donor insemination: a study of parents' disclosure patterns.**// **Human Reproduction//, 20:810-819.//**



//**Kirstin Mac Dougall, Gay Becker, Joanna E. Scheib, Robert D. Nachtigall (2007). Strategies for disclosure: how parents approach telling their children that they were conceived with donor gametes.**// **Fertility and Sterility//, 87(3):524-533.//**



//**Mitchell, Valory (1998). The birds, the bees ... and the sperm banks: how Lesbian Mothers Talk With Their Children About Sex and Reproduction.**// **American Journal of Orthopsychiatry//, 68(3):400–409.//**



//**Robert D. Nachtigall, Jeanne M. Tschann, Seline Szkupinski Quiroga, Linda Pitcher, Gay Becker (1997). Stigma, disclosure, and family functioning among parents of children conceived through donor insemination.**// **Fertility and Sterility//, 68(1):83-89.//**



//**Robert D. Nachtigall, Gay Becker, Seline Szkupinski Quiroga, Jeanne M. Tschann (1998). The disclosure decision: Concerns and issues of parents of children conceived through donor insemination.**// **American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology//, 178(6):1165-1170.//**



//**Nekkebroeck, Julie; Bonduelle, Maryse; Ponjaert-Kristoffersen, Ingrid (2008). Maternal disclosure attitudes and practices of ICSI/IVF conception vis-à-vis a 5-year-old child.**// **Journal of Reproductive & Infant Psychology//, 26(1):44-56.//**



//**Probasco, Kris A. (2012). The Child's Advocate in Donor Conceptions: The Telling of the Story.**// **Pediatric Nursing//, 38(3):179-182.//**



//**Readings, Jennifer; Blake, Lucy; Casey, Polly; Jadva, Vasanti; Golombok, Susan. (2011). Secrecy, disclosure and everything in-between: decisions of parents of children conceived by donor insemination, egg donation and surrogacy.**// **Reproductive BioMedicine Online//, 22(5):485-495.//**



//**Rumball, A. and V. Adair (1999) Telling the story: parents’ scripts for donor offspring.**// **Human Reproduction//, 14(5):1392-1399.//**



//**Salter-Ling, Natasha; Hunter, Myra; Glover, Lesley (2001). Donor insemination: exploring the experience of treatment and intention to tell.**// **Journal of Reproductive & Infant Psychology//, 19(3):175-186.//**



//**Dena Shehab, Julia Duff, Lauri A. Pasch, Kirstin Mac Dougall, Joanna E. Scheib, Robert D. Nachtigall (2008). How parents whose children have been conceived with donor gametes make their disclosure decision: contexts, influences, and couple dynamics**// **Fertility and Sterility//, 89(1):179-187//**



//**Yee, Samantha; Blyth, Eric; A Ka Tat Tsang (2011). Views of donors and recipients regarding disclosure to children following altruistic known oocyte donation.**// **Reproductive BioMedicine Online//, 23(7):851-859.**