More than 10,000 Australian children live with same-sex parents. This article will help you consider the main questions about becoming a mum in a same-sex relationship.

Find out what is considered to be normal behaviour in regards to masturbation, sexual curiosity, sex play, imitation and fantasy and when to seek professional advice.

When families feel supported and like they belong, children do well. You can support rainbow families and their children by being inclusive and respectful.

Children from same-sex and rainbow families do just as well as children from other families. Nurturing, responsive parenting is what matters to kids.

‘What makes us special isn’t our family structure, but just us’. Two mums talk about family life and the joys and challenges of being same-sex parents.

Families like mine offers practical advice to families of young gender diverse people and same-sex attracted and bisexual people.

While many of the experiences for families are similar, rainbow families can have a number of unique experiences, joys and challenges.

Improving the lifetime wellbeing of people and families in Australia.