Deconstructing SET, DET, and the Relative Risks
One question frequently asked by prospective surrogates is, “Do I have to carry twins as a surrogate?” In this blog post, we’ll dive into why we recommend single embryo transfers (SET) for the surrogate’s, intended parents’, and baby’s sake!
Read moreThe Intended Parents Are Delayed! What Happens at the Hospital?
The time has finally arrived! You’re at the hospital, about to give birth to the amazing surrobaby, but the intended parents are delayed. What do we do?
Read moreWhile the joy of a newborn baby is universal, the process leading up to and following that moment is significantly different. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the key differences between a surrogacy pregnancy and your own.
Read moreHow Intended Parents and Surrogates Can Prepare for Delivery Day
Surrogates and intended parents should develop a birth plan together so that they can all feel more prepared and in control of the birth experience. Here are some tips to consider when creating this birth plan!
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Brownstone Surrogacy is licensed as a surrogacy matching program by the New York State Department of Health. Our license number is GS221023. We are proud to be among the few agencies licensed by a governmental regulator.
“Gestation is a marvel, no matter how it is accomplished. But gestation isn’t the real magic. Love is the magic. Love is the only magic.” – Early: An Intimate History of Premature Birth and What It Teaches Us About Being Human by Sarah DiGregorio