Surrogacy: What It Means For Your Significant Other
The meanings of Surrogacy for your significant other Before you decide to start the journey to become a gestational surrogate and help someone welcome a new member to their family, ask yourself if you’ve considered the opinion of one important person, your partner. Your partner is the most vital person in your support system. Like […]
What Happens if You’re Put on Bed Rest During Your Surrogate Pregnancy?
As a surrogate, your doctor may order you on bed rest at some point during your pregnancy. Being on bed rest can be a difficult time for many people, and it’s important to know what to expect so that you can feel better prepared. This blog post will cover what happens if a surrogate is […]
Single Mothers and Surrogacy: Is It Right For You?
Most states and agencies require surrogates to have had at least one child already. As a single mom, you automatically meet that requirement. Beyond the financial benefits and helping a family bring a child of their own into the world, there are other things that you need to consider before taking the next step to […]
Preeclampsia During Surrogacy: What You Should Know
Preeclampsia is a condition that affects pregnant women and, if left untreated, can cause serious health problems for both the mother and the unborn baby. This complication occurs in about 2-8% of pregnancies but is much more common in surrogates. For this reason, the risk of preeclampsia is something to watch out for when considering […]
Surrogacy in the United States: Why U.S. Citizenship or a Green Card is Required
Surrogacy is a complex process that requires legal and medical expertise. It’s no wonder many agencies require surrogates to be U.S citizens or green card holders to protect the surrogate and her family from complicated situations such as deportation during the process of giving birth for the intended parents. It is not easy to navigate […]