The United States has some of the most progressive laws and regulations surrounding surrogacy. While things like IVF and Alternate Reproductive Technology methods are protected on a federal level, specific laws surrounding surrogacy agreements and the process are mandated on…
Learn more →All pregnancies come with some level of risk. One of those risks is gestational diabetes, which affects both the surrogate and the baby throughout the pregnancy. Roughly 2-10% of pregnancies in the United States are affected by gestational diabetes every…
Learn more →One of the most important parts of the surrogacy process is IVF, or in-vitro fertilization. This is a highly monitored and vital medical process that allows for egg donation and embryo creation. It is also a process that allows a…
Learn more →Managing your presence on social media is difficult enough without the added stress of having to explain the surrogacy journey. Questions about the pregnancy will be unavoidable in your day-to-day, conversations that may be difficult to have if the other…
Learn more →As a surrogate, you are already giving your Intended Parents the greatest gift that anyone could– a child. However, as the pregnancy progresses and the Intended Parents are getting closer to dropping the “Intended” you may feel compelled to give…
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