Kimberly Robinson and Jeanne LoCicero's daughter, Vivian Ryan LoCicero, was born April 30 after Robinson was inseminated using sperm from an anonymous donor. Both moms, who were registered as domestic partners in 2003, wanted to be listed on the birth certificate. And on Wednesday, New Jersey Superior Court Judge Patricia Medina Talbert ruled that both LoCicero and Robinson could be listed as mothers on the birth certificate, giving LoCicero the same parental rights as if she had adopted Vivian. The judge said in her ruling, "LoCicero is not required, under law or in equity, to take upon her the legal obligation of parentage… Her voluntary effort to be recognized as a parent under the law with its attendant obligations and responsibilities evinces her desire, intention and commitment to be a parent for Vivian Ryan."