Blog Posts
The McKenna West Case: Bodily Autonomy, Parentage and What Surrogacy Agreements Can and Cannot Do In 2026, the McKenna West surrogacy case has attracted national attention because it touches on some...
The First Evolution: Automation For years, technology has helped surrogacy and egg donation agencies automate repetitive work: If this happens, do that. When an application is submitted, send an...
Mental health professionals in the field have many thoughtful reasons for encouraging intended parents and donors to meet. Those reasons often involve relationship expectations, communication...
When choosing an IVF clinic, most patients naturally focus on the physician, success rates, and overall reputation. However, an equally important, yet often less visible, part of that decision lies...
Why Patients Need to Understand the IVF Lab Assisted reproduction has transformed millions of lives. It has given hope where there was none and helped create families across the world. The science...
U.S. Taxes for Citizens Living Abroad: What International Families Should Know For many international intended parents, the United States has become one of the most trusted destinations for surrogacy...
Artificial Wombs: Bold Progress or Ethical Minefield? Good grief now what?! When I first came across the story of artificial wombs, I thought it was tongue-in-cheek. Was this one of those futuristic...
A troubling story came out of Pennsylvania recently: a convicted sex offender became a parent through surrogacy. If this had been an adoption or a foster care situation, it never would have...
Are Gestational Carriers Really at Higher Risk for Mental Health Issues? Looking Closer at the Ontario Study. Special thanks to Michael Johnson-Ellis, Co-founder of TwoDads UK & My Surrogacy...