No. Sure, we’ve all been in chats or read stories or blogs about “professional surrogates” who embark on “multiple journeys” with “few complications,” but that is rare. So rare, in fact, that it is more likely this scenario is either surrogate lore or some malarkey involved. First of all, there is the timing and recovery in-between journeys that needs to be taken into consideration. When I typed this answer into Google to corroborate what I thought as already industry standard, I was alarmed to find out that what frequently comes up is “a minimum of 3-months in-between surrogacy journeys.” TH ..read more

In a perfect world, anyone who wanted to enact the noble deed of carrying a child for someone who cannot would be given the green light to do so. Our least favorite part of what we do is telling a hopeful applicant that she has not been approved for a surrogacy journey. No matter how kind, safe or practical our reasons for declining an applicant, it feels just as bad to say no as it does to hear it. There are myriad nuances to the surrogacy approval process, but for simplicity’s sake I will focus here on the most common reasons for disqualification: A surrogate should be between the ages of ..read more

All Families Surrogacy: A New Beginning At All Families Surrogacy, we believe in the power of love, compassion, and empathy to bring joy to those who dream of starting or expanding their families. Today, we're excited to share our journey of growth and transformation as we unveil our refreshed brand identity and our vision to become the premier surrogacy agency worldwide. A Legacy of Compassion and Support All Families Surrogacy is not just a gestational surrogacy agency; it's a community of former surrogates and egg donors dedicated to fostering genuine relationships with loving surrogates co ..read more

One of my favorite times of year is the arrival of the Fall season. Children go back to school and they and their caregivers begin to settle into their new routines. The days get shorter, the nights get longer, and there’s a wonderful feeling of warmth and grounded-ness. It is also a time for reflection on the past year and looking forward to the New Year, setting new goals and making future plans. Many women, including myself, take this time to explore opportunities in the world of surrogacy. Gestational surrogacy is when you carry another’s fertilized embryo to term, affording a chance for ..read more

This is an incredibly loaded question that should but does not have a clear answer. I will, however, try to explain it as clearly as possible so that expectations are appropriately managed. We would like nothing more than to match every applicant with a surrogate the same day they come into our program. It’s an understatement to say that all parties involved are deeply enthusiastic to get that proverbial ball rolling as fast as possible. But, for reasons that correspond to the profound rewards, responsibilities, and implications of surrogacy, it is incumbent upon everyone involved in the proce ..read more

Conversations around mental health are always important. Not only does it reveal to those struggling they’re not alone, but it allows a supportive community to envelop them. If you’re going through the surrogacy process, either as intended parents or as a surrogate, your mental health should be a top priority. The mental health implications of surrogacy are considered in every case we work on, and psychological exams are a part of our extensive screening process. Surrogacy is a complicated emotional journey, so it’s essential that both parents and surrogates take care of their mental well-bein ..read more

Only a few decades ago, individuals and couples around the world who were told that they could not have biological offspring had to accept their situation and make do with their circumstances. Now, gestational surrogacy grants them what was seemingly an impossible dream. Through the help of a gestational surrogate, intended parents can achieve their goals of starting a family. How does being a gestational surrogate work? When is this infertility treatment used? What should potential surrogates consider if they’re interested in pursuing this treatment? How can a surrogate help intended parents ..read more

The surrogacy process is a rewarding one for everyone involved, but many of the related terms are often new and may be confusing at times. This article defines and explains some of the terms you'll come across during your surrogacy journey. Surrogacy Definitions You Need To Know There are several aspects of surrogacy that we’ll discuss below, but we’ll start with the most important term: What is surrogacy? Surrogacy is a type of pregnancy where a woman carries and gives birth to a baby for a person or people who are unable to have children. Generally, this is an accurate definition. But becaus ..read more

Growing your family via surrogacy is a big and exciting decision. Much like buying a home or vehicle, the cost of surrogacy can be expensive. Preparing financially and doing the research ahead of time is crucial, so you know exactly what to expect. At All Families Surrogacy, we provide a wide range of affordable surrogacy programs so that families can choose the best option for their situation and needs. Finding helpful ways to pay for the surrogacy program can seem overwhelming at first. Just because it can be costly, doesn’t mean it’s not realistically achievable. Below are four tips for int ..read more

The dream of building or growing your own family can become reality with the help of an experienced and trusted surrogacy agency. All Families Surrogacy is here to guide you through the process from start to finish. For many intended parents, the absolute joy of raising children is priceless. However, a number of services are needed to make the surrogacy journey happen. While several surrogacy expenses determine the overall cost, including an agency’s program fee, surrogate compensation and reimbursement for expenses, additional professional fees such as medical services are also a financial f ..read more