March 25, 2016
Long Distance Gestational Surrogacy – Making It Work
Arguably the most important piece of the puzzle in any surrogacy journey is finding the right match between the Intended Parents and the Surrogate. Due to the intimate, sensitive climate of surrogacy, it is imperative for both parties involved to be on the same page in regards to preferences, values, and expectations throughout the journey […]
March 18, 2016
The Quirky Impact Birth Order Has on Personalities
Have you ever looked at children and wondered how it could be possible they have such different personalities, despite being raised in the exact same environment? Chances are, you may even have the same experience with your own siblings. Believe it or not, psychological studies dating back nearly four decades show that birth order plays […]
March 11, 2016
Gestational Surrogacy Informational Events – April 2016
Surrogate Solutions, LLC will be hosting events for ALL current surrogates and those interested in learning about becoming a surrogate mother. These events will be held on APRIL 25th and APRIL 26th from 6pm-8pm. APRIL 25th–Austin Brio Tuscan Grille 10000 Research Blvd. Austin, TX 78759 APRIL 26th–Dallas Watters Creek in Allen, TX Brio Tuscan Grille […]
February 12, 2016
The Boom of Babymoons – and Why You Might Consider Going on One
Babymoon: it’s a popular buzzword that has been making its rounds on Internet forums and in parenting magazines, especially over the past several years. While this term has historically referred to the first few weeks after the birth of child, the term babymoon in its current popularity revolves around a special vacation taken by partners […]
December 30, 2015
“And then Our Family Grew by Not 1, but 2 (or 3!)” – Advice for Surrogate Pregnancy with Multiples
In Vitro Fertilization technology has evolved so much over the years that pregnancies with four, five, six or more babies have become increasingly rare. But twin and triplet pregnancies are still pretty common. Doctors are reluctant to transfer several embryos to the surrogate because multiple child pregnancies bring risks to both the surrogate mother and […]
October 30, 2015
Surrogacy FAQ: What Is the Difference Between Traditional and Gestational Surrogacy?
When you first explore surrogacy as an option to create your family, you’ll soon find yourself in a world of completely unfamiliar terms and acronyms. One of the first things you’ll need to learn as an intended parent (IP) or surrogate is the difference between traditional and gestational surrogacy. This distinction is important, both legally […]
September 16, 2015
Understanding Gestational Surrogacy: A Guide for Families
When you consider surrogacy, there is a lot to learn – for you and your family. Here is a short guide on everything you need to know and some links where you can explore the topic further. It all begins with the Intended Parents (IP) and Gestational Surrogates. Most of the surrogates we work with […]
August 14, 2015
A Beginner’s Guide to Gestational Surrogacy in Texas
Are you thinking about becoming a gestational surrogate or working with a surrogacy agency to create your family in Texas? You’ve come to the right state. Texas is friendlier to gestational surrogates and intended parents than many states are. It’s not just the lower cost of living and lack of income tax that makes Texas […]
June 30, 2015
How to Write a Birth Plan for Surrogate Pregnancies: Tips for IPs and Surrogates
Writing a comprehensive birth plan can ensure that the birthing process goes as smoothly as possible. Labor and delivery can be unpredictable and it’s tough to make decisions in the moment, especially because so many people can be involved in a surrogate birth. Committing your plans to paper well in advance of the surrogate’s due […]
June 12, 2015
Surrogacy and Embryos: The Ins and Outs of Custody
With recent celebrity news shining a spotlight on the topic of embryo custody, we wanted to take a few moments to discuss options for embryos that are generated during the surrogacy process. Embryos that are not implanted initially are frozen and stored until they are needed.