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One of the biggest challenges intended parents face. Having made the decision to build their family with the help of a surrogate. Is choosing the right surrogacy program or agency to assist them. Choosing a program you can fully trust can mean the difference between a professional, enjoyable, smooth process. And one that is not only stressful, but…[Read more]

If you do not already have a surrogate in mind. Such as a friend or family member. You can contact an agency or fertility clinic who will help you find one. There are a number of important factors to consider when choosing a carrier for your surrogate baby including: The surrogate’s medical history. The surrogate’s lifestyle choices including the…[Read more]

The first decision you need to make is whether you want a “known egg donor” or “anonymous egg donor”. A known donor is when a close relative or friend is the egg donor. As well as an egg donor chosen through an egg donor database that agrees to direct contact with you. The factors intended parents consider are varied and personal. Some are looking…[Read more]

Although it’s quite common for children to move schools. It’s also normal for them to resist change and feel stressed about changing schools. So if your child is moving schools. The best thing you can do is prepare your child for the change. You can do this by involving your child as much as you can in the process of choosing and moving sch…[Read more]

Most people new to commercial surrogacy would probably view surrogate motherhood as a decision one woman makes to help another family. This is partially untrue. There are many family requirements when it comes to surrogacy. It is important that the surrogate’s entire family is supportive of her during the process. Surrogacy does not just affect t…[Read more]

While professional organizations now advocate disclosure. Some parents still struggle with whether, when, and how to tell, and many still will not do so. So, yes, the decision to talk about donor conception. Even if you value familial honesty, can be hard. Researchers found that parents who told their children before they turned 10 reported no…[Read more]

Hi everyone! As I am lurking on this site because my friend is trying to have baby number 2 at age 42. I thought it would be appropriate to give you her story. She married her husband late and they begun trying as soon as they were married. She had one chemical pregnancy, and one miscarriage at ages 39 and 40 respectively. Then at 40 she became…[Read more]

Adoption law provides a means for parents to voluntarily assume the legal rights and responsibilities of a child not born to them. Following an adoption. All legal ties between the child and the birth parents are permanently severed. The new adoptive parents and the child are treated just like a natural family in the eyes of the law. The adoptive…[Read more]

The gap you leave between babies depends on when you and your partner feel ready to have another child. It also depends on when you’re able to conceive. Babies don’t always come to order! If you’re in your late 30s, your fertility may influence how soon you start to try again. Women’s fertility does start to decline from the age of 35 onwards.…[Read more]

Women’s fertility begins to decline gradually after age 30. With a steep drop between 35 and 45. This means that, on average, it takes longer for an older woman to conceive. And older women are more likely to be diagnosed with infertility. Pregnancies in older women are also more likely to miscarry. The most predictable age-related change is a…[Read more]

If you’re having trouble trying to conceive and carry a pregnancy. And a close friend or family member offers to be a surrogate. It can be a dream come true. Not only can it mean thousands of dollars in agency fees saved. But it can also strengthen or create new bonds between you and the special person who becomes your surrogate. However, because…[Read more]

For some people experiencing fertility problems, the costs of investigation and infertility treatment in the UK may be beyond their budget. When a person or couple consider the idea of undergoing IVF abroad. That is, turning to fertility tourism. The first thing they should do is to get essential information and tips on how to choose a clinic. And…[Read more]

Infertility delivers a massive dose of stress in many marriages. If infertility has strengthened your marriage and moved you to a higher level of marital understanding and loving relationship with your spouse, you can skip reading this. You don’t need it. Praise God! But if trials and tribulations of infertility are threatening to put distance b…[Read more]

There are many wonderful ways to form a family. For many same-sex couples and those struggling with infertility or health challenges that make pregnancy difficult. Two common options are adoption and surrogacy. These family-building methods share several similarities. They are both rewarding, life-changing journeys on the path to parenthood.…[Read more]

Finally bringing your baby home will feel like the highly-anticipated finish line of the marathon that is the surrogacy process. But while your surrogacy journey and your family is now complete. Your surrogacy story will continue to shape your lives even after the practical steps of the process are finished. Throughout your surrogacy process.…[Read more]

The cost of IVF, egg donation and surrogacy services in the Ukraine is significantly lower than in countries such as the United States, Australia or Canada. Offering services at prices 50-70% cheaper than in other countries. Compared to other international destinations such as India or Mexico. The Ukraine has a comparable or lower cost profile…[Read more]

I have the impression from reading so many signatures. And following so many stories over the years that sometimes a fresh cycle and a new batch of eggs it what is needed. FETs have a lower success rate than fresh but there are stories on the boards of FETs working as well. I always counted my FETs as part of my first cycle in a way rather than…[Read more]

Although a definite link between pregnancy and endometriosis has yet to be formally announced. There are studies that shows that endometriosis increases the risk of a pregnant woman and her child to these conditions. One of the biggest challenges for doctors. There’s no way to test for endometriosis in its earliest stages. It shows up on scans…[Read more]

I would go to ur docs an get checked out if you are worried! It could jus be stress from the car crash that is stopping u from getting pregnant at the minute as it was not very long ago! In the mean time don’t get to stressed and enjoy tryin! For peace of mind i would visit a gaenocologist to carry out any necessary tests. That way you know for…[Read more]