Bringing children into the world is a profound and transformative experience. For families with two fathers, the path to parenthood is often more complex and requires significant emotional, financial, and logistical investment. Surrogacy or adoption are lengthy processes that demand careful planning and substantial resources. This raises an important question: does this extensive effort result in increased parental investment in children compared to heteronormative families? Additionally, many gay fathers wonder how this family structure influences their children’s development, their ability to navigate social challenges, and their prospects for academic and professional success.