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Lucy Wigley

Half of gay and lesbian parents asked ‘invasive questions’ about family life, leading to anxiety about not fitting in according to new study

Two mums kissing and playing with their baby.

A new study finds gay and lesbian parents are asked invasive questions about their family choices, and find themselves left out of social events organised through school. 

Parents might one day need to talk to their kids about coming out, and there's plenty of support available if you think your child might be LGBTQ+. There's even an LGBTQ+ moment in the kids show Bluey, allowing parents the opportunity to open up conversations about diversity and inclusion with children from a young age.

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