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Despite the fact that surrogacy in the case of cooperation with reliable clinics is a reliable, safe and long-established practice, there are a lot of questions from intended parents around this service. 

From the point of view of the reproductive legislation of most countries, the ideal situation is when future parents are officially married. Does this mean that single parents in search of surrogate motherhood have to take dubious steps like a fake marriage? Of course no! In this article, we will consider all the possible risks, and the safest ways to get the surrogacy service for single parents.

In the life of any man, one day there may come a decisive moment when he learns that he will soon become a father. Experiencing a whole range of emotions - from unbridled joy to outright horror - is quite normal. 

The surrogacy clinic is a place where long-term hopes for parenthood become a happy reality. A large percentage of families are couples who have turned to surrogacy due to infertility or genetic disorders. The next most significant percentage are single men and women who are looking for opportunities to become a parent of a healthy child. On the reproductive way of both of them, there should be no obstacles.

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.

Single women often become mothers, society has long been accustomed to this. People quite favorably look at the situation where a woman without a partner decides to have a baby and raise it by herself. Men, on the other hand, became single parents mainly because of circumstances. However, the achievements of modern medicine are changing the situation. Using such assisted reproductive technologies as egg donation and surrogacy, a single man who has decided to become a parent can do this now