Gynecology
Scientists at University of Amsterdam publish new data on gynecology
Published in Women's Health Weekly, November 22nd, 2007
"The present study examined child adjustment, experience of parenthood, and child-rearing between two types of planned lesbian families (i.e., two-mother families in which the child had been born to the lesbian relationship), vii. those with a known donor (n=42) and those with an as-yet unknown donor (n=58) (both with children between 4-8 years old). Data were collected by means of parental reports and standardized instruments were used in the questionnaires (e.g., Child Behaviour Checklist; CBCL)," scientists in Netherlands report.
"No differences were found on internalizing, externalizing and total problem behaviour scales of the CBCL between children with a known and...
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