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Chances are, if you are reading this article, you are considering if becoming a surrogate mother is the right decision for you. Choosing to become a surrogate mother is a big, life-changing decision that should only be made after you have given it a lot of thought. Although we can not make the decision

So, you’ve decided to start your journey to becoming a surrogate mother? Congratulations! You are about to embark on an incredible journey that we guarantee will be unbelievably fulfilling. You are helping a couple create a family and you’re earning for your own future. This is a win win scenario

When considering if starting a family through surrogacy is the right decision for you and your partner, a question that may come up is if the surrogate mother will share DNA with your newborn baby. In today’s blog we will go over this question to better help you understand and have the information

Some of the common questions we here from those interested in becoming a surrogate mother are “can you be a surrogate at any age” or “what are the age requirements for surrogate mothers?” Although technically there is a wide age range for those who can become pregnant, as a surrogate mother there

A common question we get asked from those interested in becoming surrogate mothers is “what is the difference between a gestational surrogate and a traditional surrogate?” If you have read some of our other articles you might have seen us talking about this difference though in today’s blog, we

If you are considering becoming a surrogate mother, it’s a great idea to start preparing for the surrogacy process now! In today’s blog we wanted to highlight some steps everyone who’s interested in becoming a surrogate mother can take in order to ensure they are ready for the journey! Learn more

In Florida, surrogate compensation starts with a “base compensation,” typically ranging from $45,000 to $50,000. Click here if you’re interested in learning how much surrogates are paid on average, This amount depends on whether the surrogate is a first-time or experienced gestational surrogate.