Whether you live in Canada or are considering international travel for gestational surrogacy or egg/sperm donation, you might be considering international gestational surrogacy. Canada, as one possible option, has several important differences in infertility treatment compared to the United States. The laws, however, can be a little confusing, causing many people to ask themselves, “Is surrogacy legal in Canada?” Because of this, it is important to understand the laws governing treatment. Don’t worry; we’ve done the research for you! If you’ve got questions about pursuing infertility treatment ..read more

Your new baby is finally here! While you’ve been working and hoping for this little bundle of joy, it’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed in the first few days, weeks and months of baby’s life. Taking care of a newborn (and beyond!) is a 24 hour a day job and can be seriously exhausting. To make taking care of baby just a little bit easier, we’ve gathered some seriously helpful baby tips and tricks and parenting hacks that are inexpensive and easy to do. Find a routine: It’s never too early to do this. New babies sometimes get their days and nights mixed up; getting them on a routine can ..read more

Many women wonder if they can be a surrogate if they are not married or in a committed relationship. The short answer is yes! Single women who become surrogates are strong women who are committed to their families and to helping other intended parents grow theirs. Benefits of surrogacy There are many benefits to being involved in acting as a gestational surrogate. While financial compensation is a benefit, most women don’t become a surrogate solely for financial reasons. Getting to help another family grow is amazing, and many women report that the experience is unlike anything they’ve ever do ..read more