Mama Dragons

By Shauna Jones – I lost 45 pounds during my pregnancy with Beckett, my oldest child. I had a pregnancy condition called hyperemesis gravida

By Yvette Barrus Zobell – When the feelings of love and protection in your heart and soul are bigger than you are… When the desire you have

By Lisa Evans Dame – The dragon, as folklore, exists in almost every ancient civilization from the beginning of recorded history. They were

By Glenda Crump – Finding out my daughter Candice was gay was not something I was prepared for. She was always very feminine, wore make-up,

By Clare McFadyen – I am proud to belong to Mama Dragons, a worldwide network of mothers seeking to ensure a world where our LGBTQ children

Rachel shares her experience when her daughter came out as transgender and how she and her family found support and understanding amidst con

By Jody England Hansen – Every morning, I picked up my phone and texted a message to them. “I love you.” “Thinking of you. I love you.” “Lov

Today, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints announced that the November 2015 policy of exclusion has been effectively eliminated.

By Wendy Williams Montgomery WHO ARE WE? We are a supportive group of mothers. We are champions of faith, family, and LGBTQIA+ communities.

By Jen Blair – Mama Dragons has come a long way in a few years. At the start of 2014, Gina Crivello created a Facebook group for the 8-10 wo

By Jill Rowe – As a mom with an LGBTQ child, Mama Dragons has been a source of strength and support for me from the very beginning. After my

By Ismael Duarte Valerio – I don’t remember the exact month, but I found myself in a park in San Diego, California where I would often escap

Mama Dragons exists to support, educate, and empower mothers of LGBTQ children. We see a world where all mothers fiercely love and advocate

By Monica Johns – Our son came out to us just after high school graduation in 2014. It’s remarkable to me how much change can happen in such

By Chrisann Toelupe – I guess I’ve always suspected that our oldest son, Christian, was gay. His development was atypical of most boys. He l

By Wendy Stringfellow VonSosen – Life is unpredictable.  Just when you think you’ve got it all figured out, opportunities open up and you fi