This article continues our series on informational articles about surrogacy. After a successful pregnancy is achieved, the surrogate is released to her regular OB/GYN and fertility medications are discontinued gradually. The first ultrasound usually happens between 6-8 weeks, and that…
Learn more →Leading Surrogacy Academic Calls Out Biased Use of Research Professor Susan Golombok of Cambridge University has written a detailed article to counter the assertions of anti-surrogacy political and religious organizations that surrogacy is harmful to children and surrogates. Golombok demonstrates…
Learn more →Future & Current Parents, Are you ready for an unforgettable weekend of education, connection, and celebration? Families Out Loud – NYC is happening May 2-3 in New York City, and Simple Surrogacy is proud to be part of this groundbreaking…
Learn more →Surrogacy 101: Medical Process, Fertilization, and Transfer For many Intended Parents and Surrogates alike, the medical side of surrogacy can feel mysterious and intimidating at first. But while the process involves advanced science, it’s also highly organized, safe, and supportive.…
Learn more →The Importance of Psychological Evaluations in the Surrogacy Process Surrogacy is a complex journey that deeply impacts both intended parents and gestational surrogates. Emotional and psychological preparation is just as important as physical preparation. Psychological evaluations are an essential part…
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