One Is Not Born, But Rather Becomes a “Child Of" 
This article approaches homoparenting from the point of view of children, understood as a category of age and category of kinship. Based on an ethnographic research conducted between 2016 and 2022 in Italy, I will focus on a generation of children of same-sex parents growing up in an era marked by demands for the recognition of same-sex parenthood. If parents participate in politicizing homoparenting, can we say that their sons/daughters are the object of it? How do they occupy the position of kin within a kinship group and of members of a homoparental family vis-à-vis the society? Based on the concept of enfantalité (infantility), I will show how children progressively reappropriate relationships and kinship that are not socially or legally recognized. I will then analyze how they occupy, within the plural spaces of kinship, their place as representatives of a family category that is subject to a process of politicization.