“Can I still become a surrogate if I’ve had a C-section or more than one pregnancy?”

The short answer is often yes—but with important considerations. Every surrogacy journey is unique, and medical history plays a significant role in determining eligibility. Understanding how prior C-sections or multiple births factor into the process can help you move forward with confidence and clarity.

One of the most emotional moments in a surrogacy journey is waiting for transfer results. Whether you’re a surrogate or intended parent, the hope, anticipation, and excitement leading up to that test can feel overwhelming.

So what happens if the transfer doesn’t work?

One of the most common questions we hear at Surrogacy Mentor is:

“How long does a surrogacy journey actually take?”

It’s an important question—and one that doesn’t always have a simple answer.

We live in a world where sharing milestones online has become second nature. From baby announcements to medical updates, our social feeds often feel like digital diaries. But if you’re a surrogate—or planning to become one—navigating what’s appropriate (and safe) to post during your journey is a bit more complex.

When you’re considering becoming a surrogate, you’re stepping into a world filled with hope, generosity, and life-changing impact. But as the surrogacy industry continues to grow, so do the unfortunate scams and unethical practices that target good-hearted women like you.

The world of surrogacy is constantly evolving, and in recent years, technology has played a huge role in making the process more accessible, efficient, and supportive for everyone involved.

Beginning a surrogacy journey comes with many exciting milestones. Whenever you travel for medical screenings, fertility treatments, and pregnancy check-ins, having someone with you is key.

During a surrogacy journey, your body will be balancing hormones, medications, and more to artificially prepare you for pregnancy. Here’s some nutrition guidelines to maintain balance and overall health.

Surrogacy is often described as an act of generosity and it absolutely is. It’s also so much more than that, and former surrogate-turned-Mentor Michala shares why.

You’ve made it to the third trimester, congratulations! Here’s what to look out for and how to navigate the homestretch of your journey,

Becoming a surrogate is a life-changing decision for you and the family to whom you are giving a miracle. Clear and understandable boundaries keep everyone on the same page every step of the way.

One of the most common and controversial topics of conversation in surrogacy is compensation. Let’s break down the common myths and paint a real picture of what to expect and why.