Surrogacy comes with a lot of new words, a few real decisions, and rules that change from one state to the next. This is where we gather what we know, written the way we would explain it to a friend across the kitchen table.
We are writing this library now, and we would rather publish a handful of things worth reading than a wall of filler. The full guides and real stories are on the way.
Until they land, the pages below are already live and answer the questions families and surrogates ask us most.
Six pages that cover the ground most people are standing on when they first reach out. Read in any order; each one links onward to the details.
What the role actually asks of you, who qualifies, how matching works, and the support that stays with you from screening through delivery. We cover the medical side plainly, alongside the rewarding parts.
Read the surrogate guide
How the path to parenthood is built when you cannot carry a pregnancy yourself, including matching, the people in your corner, and what the agency coordinates so you are not assembling it alone.
Read the parents' guide
Who can donate, what the screening and retrieval involve, and the support and compensation around it. Written for women still weighing the decision, as much as for the ones who already said yes.
Read about egg donation
The application, the screening that protects everyone, and what to expect if you are approved. Clear about the commitment and confidential by design.
Read about sperm donation
Where surrogacy is straightforward, where it gets complicated, and the five states we do not currently serve. The single thing that most depends on your zip code.
Check the state laws
The whole arc laid out in order, from first conversation through matching, medical coordination, and birth, so you can see where you would be and what comes next.
See the full process
These are the topics we are drafting now. Each one publishes here as it is ready, with a real author and a real publish date, so the library grows with pieces worth your time rather than filler.
First-person accounts from people we have worked with, shared with their permission, in their own words.
The questions worth asking any agency, ours included, before you commit, and the answers that tell you whether the support is real.
How counseling and emotional support work through screening, pregnancy, and the weeks after birth, for surrogates and parents alike.
Screening, transfer, and pregnancy care explained without the jargon, so nothing about it feels like a surprise.
Closer looks at the states where the rules are particular, building on the overview in our laws guide.
What the path looks like for same-sex couples and single parents by choice, from someone who has walked it with families before.
Want a topic covered, or have a question we have not answered yet? Tell us on the contact page and we will fold it into what we write. You can also browse the FAQ for quick answers in the meantime.
A few quick answers about the library itself, so you know where to look while it fills in.
Start with How surrogacy works for the full picture, then read the hub that fits you: surrogates, intended parents, egg donors, or sperm donors. Those pages are live now and already detailed. Two of the most-asked topics have full guides as well: what surrogacy costs and who can be a surrogate.
We are writing them now and publishing as each one is ready, rather than all at once. We would rather post a few pieces worth your time than fill the page to look busy. When an article goes live, it will carry a real author and publish date.
Yes. Alongside matching surrogates with intended parents, we coordinate egg and sperm donation, and we welcome LGBTQ+ families. The donor pages above explain how each program works.
Call or text us at (626) 528-6868, or use the contact page. A real person on our team reads it and follows up, and your question often becomes the next thing we write.
At some point a real conversation answers more than any article can. When you're ready to talk surrogacy, we're here.