By acknowledging the complexities of surrogacy and addressing concerns through ethical practices, transparency, and informed decision-making, we can work toward reducing some of the negative media surrounding surrogacy and focus on the potential for positive outcomes.

As not all health insurance is considered “surrogacy friendly” open enrollment is especially important.

Acupuncture, an ancient practice rooted in traditional Chinese medicine, can play a significant role in supporting surrogacy by enhancing physical and emotional health for both the surrogate and the intended parents.

For intended parents navigating the complex journey of infertility and surrogacy, finding reliable support and resources is crucial. One organization that has been a pillar of hope and advocacy for decades is RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association.

What is SEEDS? What do they do?

Maternity/Pregnancy Leave: How it applies to surrogates and IPs

Variations in surrogacy agreements

The difference between egg donation and gestational surrogacy