Some surrogate mothers are happy being a surrogate, giving the gift of life, and then moving on with their own lives. Others are not. They want to do it again. But can a woman be a surrogate mother more than once? Yes! Repeat surrogate mothers happen all the time. In fact, many intended parents view […]
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Many people have unique images of what it means to be a surrogate mother. Without first-hand experience, rumors and conjecture fill that void. Some of the myths surrounding surrogacy keep popping up over and over again, even by mothers thinking of becoming surrogates themselves. Here are 5 of the top myths about being a surrogate
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It’s one of the biggest questions people ask when they see somebody doing something different. Why do they do it? It’s natural human curiosity. And so, we have often seen the question: “Why do women become surrogates?” There are several reasons women become surrogates, but the two big ones are wanting to help a couple
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Surrogacy is an act of love. But it is also a financial transaction with a legal contract. And where finances and the law overlap, there is insurance. Think about what happens if something goes wrong. What if something happens to the baby? What if something happens to the surrogate mother? In a pregnancy, no matter how
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Have you ever done anything you really wanted to do, then discovered that you can actually get paid to do it? That’s what mothers in Jacksonville discover when they decide to become surrogate mothers. A surrogate mother is a woman who gestates a baby for another woman who, for whatever reason, cannot become pregnant. The
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First, let’s be clear. HPV is not the same thing as HIV. HPV stands for Human papillomavirus, and it is a DNA virus that inhabits typically the skin or mucus membranes in the genitals area. There are several forms of HPV, and they are usually benign, causing no symptoms. But some of them can lead
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This blog was first published in May 2021 and has been updated in October 2025. Can you be a surrogate after a C-section? Yes, you absolutely can. Many women who delivered their own babies through cesarean birth go on to help others experience the joy of parenthood. The longer answer depends on your health history,
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The short answer is, “Yes.” The long answer is “It Depends.” Short Answer: Yes! Having had a C-section is not a barrier in the surrogacy journey. Many women who’ve had a C-section can still become surrogates. As long as the uterus remains healthy and strong, a woman who has had a C-section is fully capable of
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This blogs was first published in May 2021 and updated in October 2025. If you’re dreaming of growing your family through surrogacy, one of the first questions you might ask is: does Medicaid cover surrogacy? The answer is no, Medicaid does not pay for surrogacy expenses. That may feel like a tough reality, but understanding
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As listed in our tab “requirements for becoming a surrogate” in order to qualify as a gestational carrier you must be financially secure. While you may otherwise be the perfect potential candidate, if you receive any form of government assistance you will not qualify to be a surrogate mother. The reason for this is quite simple. When
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