Question 1

Is there an age limit for becoming a surrogate?

Accepted Answer

Is there an age limit for becoming a surrogate?

Question 2

Will the child I carry be genetically related to me?

Accepted Answer

No, as a gestational surrogate, you will not share any genetic ties to the baby, unlike a traditional surrogate who uses her own eggs.

Question 3

How many times can you be a surrogate?

Accepted Answer

Generally, you can be a surrogate if you’ve had six or fewer previous pregnancies and deliveries and no more than three c-sections. However, this may depend on your health and other specific guidelines.

Question 4

How long does the surrogacy process take?

Accepted Answer

From matching with the intended parents to delivering the baby, the surrogacy process can take approximately 18 to 24 months from start to finish. This timeline may vary depending on the medical and legal steps involved.

Question 5

Can you become a surrogate If you’ve never had children?

Accepted Answer

No, surrogates are generally required to have had at least one successful pregnancy and delivery without complications.

Question 6

What happens if you miscarry during surrogacy?

Accepted Answer

If you miscarry, you’ll receive our support, guidance, and resources throughout the next steps, which may include trying to get pregnant again. This will be discussed and decided between you and the intended parents, and these details are typically included in the surrogacy contract.