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…
Learn more →Quick Summary Pumping breast milk for intended parents is an option many Surrogates consider after delivery, offering real health benefits for the surrogates and significant nutritional value for the newborn. The decision involves practical factors such as distance, shipping logistics,…
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