Poles are becoming increasingly open. Over half support the right to raise children in "rainbow families".

A recent survey reveals that 61% of Poles believe child custody should depend on who cares for the child daily, rather than biological ties. Experts suggest this indicates a readiness for change in family models within Polish society. The Naczelny Sąd Administracyjny is currently reviewing a case regarding the transcription of a foreign birth certificate for a girl raised by two mothers, which could have significant implications for many families in Poland. Approximately 50,000 children are estimated to be raised in same-sex families in the country.