Embarking on the surrogacy journey is a beautiful and hopeful experience. It’s a path filled with anticipation, care, and many important steps. Whether you are an intended parent or a gestational carrier, understanding the key surrogacy steps and the medical procedures involved can bring peace of mind. I want to gently guide you through this process, breaking down the medical aspects in a clear and supportive way. Together, we’ll explore what happens behind the scenes to help

Becoming a surrogate is one of the most selfless and life-changing decisions a woman can make. Surrogates play an essential role in helping intended parents realize their dream of growing a family. If you’re considering this path, you may wonder: What does the process look like? What should I expect? How can I prepare? This guide shares insights from experienced surrogates, tips to prepare your application, and the types of support you can count on throughout the journey. Why

Starting a surrogacy journey can feel both exciting and overwhelming. As intended parents, you’re stepping into a process that combines legal, medical, and emotional steps. But remember, you don’t have to navigate this path alone. This guide will walk you through what to expect, helping you feel prepared and confident every step of the way. Understanding the Role of Intended Parents As intended parents, you are the legal and biological parent(s) of the child. The surrogate, a

Surrogacy is a life-changing journey that helps intended parents grow their families with the support of a gestational carrier (surrogate). If you’re new to this process, the steps, timelines, and requirements can feel overwhelming at first. This guide breaks down the essentials so you know what to expect from start to finish. What Is Surrogacy? Surrogacy is when a gestational carrier agrees to carry and deliver a baby for intended parents. In gestational surrogacy — the most