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Frank Lowe
Frank Lowe is best known for his acerbic Twitter personality @GayAtHomeDad. He has written for Advocate, Gays with Kids, and Huffington Post. He is a full-time single dad to a beautiful 7-year-old adopted boy. → Read More
Raised By Unicorns: A Call For Submissions From People Raised In LGBTQ Families
"These stories will be from children raised by LGBTQ+ parent(s), and I want to hear every situation possible." → Read More
Confessions of a Gay Dad: The Pressure to Have Two Kids
Adding to your family is a big step — but that doesn't stop everyone from asking when you're going to have another child. → Read More
Op-ed: Who Pops the Question — Top or Bottom?
Gay couples have the freedom to reject gender roles, notes our correspondent. → Read More
Gay Marriage Proposals: Ugh, What Do I Do?
All the rules have been written for heterosexual marriage proposals, but what about for same-sex marriages? Do the rules stay the same, or are they different? → Read More
Never Say This to Gay Parents
The comment in question may seem like a compliment, but it's not. → Read More
Confessions of a Gay Dad: Giving My Son a Back-to-School Make-Under
How does a gay dad avoid making his son too stylish? → Read More
Daddy, What Does 'Gay' Mean?
Anyone with a 4 or 5-year-old will tell you that they ask an infinite number of questions each day, but what happens when they ask the tough ones? → Read More
Don't Look a Gift Unicorn In the Mouth
Commercials featuring gay families are slowly staring to multiply, but it seems not all gay people are embracing them. Do we focus on the negative instead of the positive? → Read More
You Can Have It All — Unless You're Gay
Having children is not social castration and does not put you in a higher tier than those without children, so why do gay parents have to live up to a ridiculous standard created by the gay community? → Read More
Damn Right, My Kid's Better Than Yours
For a gay parent, nothing feels better than seeing studies proving that gay people are good parents. But how much weight do these studies hold? → Read More
Have It Your Gay
Burger King's slogan 'have it your way' has taken on a new meaning thanks to its decision to show LGBT pride. → Read More
WATCH: Putting the 'Fairy' in Fairy Tales
With a significant lack of an LGBTQ presence in the world of children's books and media, clever solutions are popping up all over the place. Take a look at this hilarious and heartwarming video that b → Read More
Q&A With @GayAtHomeDad
This week parenting writer Frank Lowe answers questions on partners who don't want to become parents and bratty nieces with major attitude. Also, he reveals whether or not he and his spouse want to ad → Read More
How to Raise a Child and Not a Monster
Let's face it,some kids are completely out of control. They run their households, and the parents throw up their hands up because they don't know what to do. Follow this → Read More
WATCH: How 'Today' and I Pulled a Fast One on America
When things that are perceived as unusual are portrayed as usual, progress has been made, as demonstrated by parenting writer Frank Lowe and the Today show. → Read More
My Father's Day Nightmare
Parenting writer Frank Lowe opens up for the first time about his first Father's Day, which was more painful than happy. → Read More
10 Ideal Father’s Day Gifts for the Gay Dad
Parenting writing Frank Lowe says Father's Day is serious business for gay dads. Use this handy gift guide to ensure you won't be forced to sit in a chair and listen to the Frozen soundtrack on repeat → Read More
Gay Dads: Killing Two Brains With One Stone
Recent research has revealed that the brain of a gay father resembles that of a heterosexual mother and father combined. But how does this hold up in the real world? → Read More
I'm an Awful Parent
Perspective is everything when it comes to life. We judge ourselves very harshly and often inappropriately. Nothing rings more true when it comes to parenting, and I'm here to tell you, the best paren → Read More