Gestational Surrogacy: 7 Negative Myths

Gestational Surrogacy requires having delivered at least one child

Myths and Misconceptions Gestational surrogacy is a medical process that is becoming common place in western societies for individuals and couples desiring a child, but unable to conceive. In itself, it stands at the confluence of quasi miraculous medical technology, the timeless urge of the human race to perpetuate itself, and the stunning capacity for…

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What do surrogates make?

Ever caught yourself wondering, “How much dough do surrogates actually rake in?” Yeah, you and everyone else! This isn’t just idle curiosity, it’s a hefty part of the decision making process for many folks in the surrogacy arena. Both the angels willing to carry a baby and the eager parents to be. Now I get…

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7 Signs You Would be a Good Surrogate

Illustration of a surrogate holding her pregnant belly

Do you have what it takes? The journey to becoming a surrogate is one paved with compassion, resilience, and a profound desire to bring joy to others. It’s a path chosen not just by anyone, but by extraordinary women who embody certain distinctive traits. If you’re contemplating this life-changing role, here are seven signs you…

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What is a Surrogacy Agency?

Image of a happy surrogate after working with a surrogacy agency through the whole process.

Thinking about working with a Surrogacy Agency? Whether you are looking for a surrogate to help grow your family or you are looking to become a surrogate yourself, your research should probably begin with surrogacy agencies. A surrogacy agency can provide the guidance and network needed to navigate your journey with surrogacy. Some agencies offer…

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Surrogacy and Protections Under the Law

Surrogacy is an assistive reproductive technology that gives couples (intended parents) who are unable to carry a child the opportunity to have one: a woman (surrogate) carries the baby for the couple. While this arrangement seems to be beneficial to all, there are complex legal issues associated with it. To start, there are no federal…

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