Lesbian mothers,Janey and Diana,and gay fathers,Cameron and Neil,are concerned that their children will be stigmatized by their parents' sexual orientation.Most studies indicate that

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Most studies indicate that incidents of teasing or bullying are rare because information revealed to others is carefully managed. This is because families with LGBTQ+ parents are often protective of their family's privacy and may not disclose their sexual orientation to others. In addition, these families may live in more urban or liberal areas where there is greater acceptance of LGBTQ+ families. While there may still be instances of teasing or bullying, research suggests that they are not common occurrences.

Lesbian Mothers,Janey and Diana,and Gay Fathers,Cameron and Neil,are Concerned That