Theodor became a co-father via Familyship
Theodor is sometimes portrayed in this reportage. The co-father found a suitable wife through Familyship, with whom he now has a son (from minute 5.28).
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“With twins, a second guardian is very helpful”
Vanessa lives with the co-father and her twins in a shared apartment
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“I just didn’t know my partner long enough (…) – one year wasn’t enough”
Nico raises his son alone
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“Legally, there is virtually no basis for this family model in Austria”
Maximilian lives in a co-parenting relationship
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Sperm donor: For Falk, sympathy with the future parents is decisive
A sperm donor often remains in the background and yet he is elementarily involved in the creation of the new life. Falk told Familyship how he deals with this. “I donated at sperm banks, but I realized I didn’t know who would have a child from me. I may not like my parents at all,…
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“For the first few months, the father did not establish a relationship with our baby”
Kathrin lives in a co-parenting relationship
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“Letting go in infancy was difficult for me”.
Christine lives as a solo mother in a co-parenting relationship
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Rainbow family: Christian
From coming out to having children: how it all began. I can still see my mother crying on the sofa. The year is 1998, I am just 18 years old and have my “coming out” in my living room at home. My father tries to be cool, and it kind of works. I just think…
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Co-Parenting: Bibiane & Rüdiger
At the beginning of my search, for a father for my child, I didn’t even realize that I would be living co-parenting later. It was always important to me that my child knows where his roots are and has a dad who cares for the child and also supports me in educational matters and personally….
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Co-parenting: Jacqueline, Denny and Emilian
Denny is gay. On Familyship he met Jacqueline, who is single. ZDF (37 degrees) shows their story of how they came to have their son Emilian.
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Our Familyship Baby
Christine is one of the two founders of Familyship. In this blog, she shares her story from wanting a child to the daily life of her co-parenting family.
