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Heteronormative communication with lesbian families in antenatal care, childbirth and postnatal care
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 11/05/09
Röndahl G et al. – Midwives educated in lesbian issues could ask questions and communicate in a more neutral way at the first meeting, and thereby make prospective parents feel less insecure. Special parenthood education groups for lesbians are recommended so that lesbian couple can meet others with similar experiences and so that the focus will be on prospective parenthood and not on their sexual orientation.
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