How to determine the parent-child relationship of test tube babies
IVF refers to the babies born through in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer. Because the birth process of IVF is different from that of natural pregnancy, there are also some special circumstances for the determination of parent-child relationship with biological parents. This article will discuss how to determine the parent-child relationship of IVF from four aspects: genetic identification, identity confirmation, family environment and psychological communication.
Genetic identification
Genetic identification is an important means to confirm the parent-child relationship between test tube babies and their biological parents. The genetic relationship between parents and children can be determined by DNA testing. Generally speaking, the hospital will carry out gene testing before embryo transfer before in vitro pregnancy to ensure that the correct embryo is selected. In addition, some hospitals will also require genetic identification between parents and children to avoid potential disputes and disputes. Through the results of genetic identification, the parent-child relationship between test tube babies and their biological parents can be clarified.
However, genetic identification also has its limitations. For example, if parents choose to use donated eggs or sperm for IVF, then genetic identification can only determine the genetic relationship between the baby and the donor, but cannot determine the parent-child relationship with the donated parents.
Identification
Identification is another important link for IVF to establish contact with its biological parents. After the birth of an IVF baby, the hospital will be responsible for ensuring that the baby matches the parents who received IVF, and will issue a birth certificate to them. This process requires the cooperation of hospitals and relevant institutions to ensure the identification and blood relationship between parents and children.
The means of identification include birth certificate, gene identification report, upbringing certificate, etc. These documents can prove the identity of IVF and the legal relationship between IVF and its biological parents. At the same time, parents can also confirm the parent-child relationship by registering the baby in the household register, handling passports, etc.
home environment
The parent-child relationship between IVF babies and their biological parents is not only based on the confirmation of heredity and identity, but also the establishment of a stable and healthy family environment. Family environment plays an important role in the growth and development of infants.
In the process of receiving IVF, parents need to assume important responsibilities and roles, and provide a stable family environment and sufficient care. They should try their best to establish a close relationship with the baby, not only physical satisfaction, but also emotional care. Through daily communication and interaction with infants, parent-child relationship can be strengthened.
Psychological communication
The establishment of parent-child relationship between IVF babies and their biological parents also needs to be promoted through psychological communication. The psychological communication between parents and children is very important both in the various stages of infant growth and in the face of difficulties and challenges.
Parents need to listen to the baby's needs and emotional expression, and try to meet their needs. At the same time, parents also need to give infants correct guidance and positive affirmation to help them build self-confidence and independent personality. Effective psychological communication can enhance the parent-child relationship between parents and infants, and establish a truly solid family bond.
Summary
The parent-child relationship of IVF can be determined through genetic identification, identity confirmation, family environment and psychological communication. Genetic identification can be used to confirm the genetic relationship between parents and children, and identification can be carried out through relevant supporting documents. In the process of establishing parent-child relationship, family environment and psychological communication play an important role.
The establishment of parent-child relationship between test tube babies and their biological parents not only depends on biological connection, but also needs to be strengthened through the cultivation of family environment and the establishment of psychological communication. Such parent-child relationship can provide a guarantee for the healthy growth of IVF, and can also bring more happiness and happiness to the family.
