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Once pregnant and becoming a mother, women breathe a sigh of relief, believing that the problem of infertility no longer threatens them, and they will be able to have as many children as they want.

Worries about a possible termination of pregnancy haunt women throughout the entire period of gestation.

Surrogacy is illegal in many countries, including France. However, some countries like Belgium, Ukraine or Canada allow this practice under certain conditions. This article explores the legal destinations for those looking to expand their family through a surrogate mother.

Pregnancy planning is a complex process that must take into account the current lifestyle and the necessary changes in it to increase the likelihood of conception, a successful pregnancy and the birth of a healthy child.

Pregnancy after miscarriage is associated with a lot of emotional experiences and a lot of questions.

At first glance, it may seem that the «stress-infertility» connection is very conditional, yet the first is a psychological concept, and the second has mainly hormonal and physiological causes.

When planning future motherhood, women resort to various strategies. Pregnancies are planned taking into account the most fertile age for women, oocytes are frozen at the age at which women are most fertile, women initially consider motherhood at a late reproductive age using the services of a surrogate mother.

The period of waiting for a child is the most long-awaited and wonderful period in the life of most women. Unfortunately, not all of them can give birth to a baby on their own. In this case, surrogacy may be the best solution to make your cherished dream come true. 

Surrogacy is a grand and fun way to build a family. However, the cost of it can range from $ 60 to $ 180,000. With such a high price, finding the right agency with the right experience is critical. This will ensure that funds are spent wisely and a high success rate. 

Close cooperation with the surrogacy clinic is an important and necessary stage of the surrogate process, both for the intended parents and for the surrogate. Since all the participants in the action will be forced to constantly coordinate their actions with medical specialists responsible for the most important part of surrogacy.