LetsBeParents
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Our platform is not a dating platform, but it is much more than a dating site or a social network. We unite people of any gender, sexual orientation, nationality and religion who want to become parents, and people who want and have the opportunity to help them with this!

Complete your profile as fully as possible and use the convenient search in our application - select the parameters and/or geographic location that are important to you.

All clinics presented on our platform have positive reviews and significant experience.

Of course you can! The decision to communicate in person is yours to make. Our platform will simply help you find the right option.

The parent is usually the legal parent with all the rights and responsibilities. The sperm or egg donor is not the legal parent and has no financial or other liability. If the donor is not anonymous, the child may know who his biological parent is, and in the future, in adulthood, may have some kind of relationship with him.
The main difference is that the parent is in charge of raising your child. We believe that co-parenting is a great support to a child. In a relationship between a gay/lesbian couple seeking a sperm/egg donor, the involvement of the donor is usually more limited, but if the donor has some sort of relationship with the child, this may give the child a stronger sense of identity.
It is also worth considering that children conceived by donors sometimes develop health problems related to the genetic problems of their biological parents, for example, they pass on genes to the child that can make them more susceptible to certain diseases. Knowing this information can help in diagnosis and prevention. Therefore, knowing the identity of the donor has benefits for the health of the child, even when he becomes an adult.

The donor may be anonymous or known. LetsBeParents.com works mainly with known donors, meaning you know the identity of the donor from the very beginning and can personally discuss the details of a future collaboration, unlike an anonymous donor whose biological material you will find in a sperm bank.