Surrogacy Explained: The Essential Guide

Curious about what gestational surrogacy is an how it works? Let’s break it down!

First things first: Surrogates aren’t giving up their own babies.

Here’s how it works: Intended Parents create embryos in a lab, which are then transferred into the uterus of the Gestational Surrogate. Nine months later, the baby is born and handed back to its parents!

The Surrogate isn’t genetically related to the child and simply acts as a carrier, giving the baby back to its rightful parents. That’s the essence of gestational surrogacy!

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