Vasanti Jadva

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University College London

United Kingdom

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Dr. Vasanti Jadva is a Lecturer at University College London, UK. Her research areas include parenthood following gamete donation, LGBTQ+ family dynamics, and the psychological impacts of donor conception. Recent publications examine topics such as parental experiences in donor families, surrogacy reflections, and the implications of elective co-parenting. Dr. Jadva's work contributes to understanding the complex narratives within modern family structures.

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Articles (18)

“The three musketeers”: A triadic analysis of parenting responsibilities within U.K. LGBTQ+ three-parent families.

Knowledge, beliefs, and attitudes toward parenthood following gamete donation in Italy

‘It’s all settled on the right page’ surrogates’ feelings and reflections of surrogacy two decades on

‘I have to remind myself that everyone’s search is different’: experiences and outcomes of searching and not searching for donor connections among donor conceived adults

The Donor Conception Identity Questionnaire: associations with mental health and searching for and finding donor connections

The experiences of parents with a child born after preimplantation genetic testing

Elective co-parenting with someone already known versus someone met online: implications for parent and child psychological functioning

A comparative study of sperm and egg donors’ personal description and goodwill messages

Single fathers’ experiences of using egg donation and surrogacy to start a family

The psychosocial outcomes of older parenthood in early to mid-childhood: a mini-review

Relationships between mothers and children in families formed by shared biological motherhood

‘I know it’s not normal but it’s normal to me, and that’s all that matters’: experiences of young adults conceived through egg donation, sperm donation, and surrogacy

Predictors of self-harm and suicide in LGBT youth: The role of gender, socio-economic status, bullying and school experience

Embryo donation: motivations, experiences, parenting, and child adjustment

A longitudinal study of families created using egg donation: Family functioning at age 5.

‘I’m the only mum she knows’: parents’ understanding of, and feelings about, identity-release egg donation

An exploration of parental age in relation to parents’ psychological health, child adjustment and experiences of being an older parent in families formed through egg donation

Parent–child relationship quality and child psychological adjustment in families created using egg donation: children’s perspectives at age 5 years

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Sophie Zadeh

Susie Bower-Brown

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