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Future parents invest great financial, moral and time resources in surrogate motherhood, which undoubtedly entails a number of risks. People pin great hopes on the main character of the whole process - the surrogate mother. Therefore, it is important that she is healthy, psychologically stable and positive. And she could give birth to a healthy baby without complications and other troubles.

On February 27, 2020, the Israeli Supreme Court ordered the government to amend the law on surrogate motherhood within a year, providing access to the service for same-sex couples and single men.

Childless couples and single people who are forced to turn to assisted reproductive technologies for help want to receive high-quality service for a reasonable price without problems with legalizing their future child in the country of their citizenship. Ukraine is just one of the countries with the best conditions for the successful implementation of surrogate motherhood.

Infertility is the scourge of modern society. Specialists identify three main reasons for the inability of women to become pregnant. These are mainly ovulatory disturbances (36%) and tubal patency problems (30%), in the third place is endometriosis (18%). But reproductive medicine does not stand still.

In the process of searching for reproductive centers with relevant programs, several questions arise for couples. The main ones: the legal status of the surrogate in relation to the child born, private surrogate mothers in the UK cost, guarantee programs, their availability to foreigners.

Couples experiencing problems with childbearing are attempting to explore affordable surrogate services. Entrusting bearing of your child with a stranger is a risky step. Many questions arise: “What if the IVF is unsuccessful or the pregnancy is  terminated?”, “And if the surrogate mother does not want to give the baby away?”, “How to be sure that the pregnancy is proceeding safely, and the surrogate mother leads a healthy lifestyle and complies with the prescription of doctors?” And other questions. Amid news of fraud by women providing surrogate services, years of trials for custody of their own child are only strengthening fear and uncertainty.

Private surrogacy can be attractive for couples experiencing fertility problems. Some typical situations in which this service is in demand:

Most religions condemn reproductive practices as violating divine providence. But if the negative attitude towards the treatment of infertility declined over time, the surrogate motherhood, like attracting a third party to the sacrament of germ of life, is still strongly condemned. Every day, the reproductive centers around the world receive angry letters from religious organizations with exhortations not to promote the spread of sin, not to assume the role of God. However, there are religions that approve of helping desperate people to in creation a family and procreation. Consider the arguments of the main religious movements in this article.

The desire to become a mother is not alien to the woman, even if her life is devoted to the conquering the career ladder. At the same time, deciding to go on maternity leave is equally difficult at any stage: at the beginning of the way there is confidence that the child and climbing the career ladder are not compatible enough, in a managerial position there is a fear of losing control and not justifying expectations. In the search for solutions to the problem, the thought of turning to the services of a surrogate mother comes to mind. About fears, circumstances and the path to this decision tells this article.

There is an unspoken opinion in the society: “they become single fathers out of bare necessities of life: the mother of the child died /went missing/ is serving a sentence in a penitentiary institution”. In short, a single father is an involuntary father. But life is much more multifaceted and there is a place in it for men, who consciously chose such a role. In this article, we will think about the reasons, ways and rules of this phenomenon.