Maintaining a specific BMI within a recommended range is important in surrogacy to minimize health risks for both the surrogate and fetus. This helps ensure a healthier pregnancy, reduce the likelihood of complications, and contribute to better overall outcomes for the surrogate and the intended parents.

A previous pregnancy and delivery in surrogacy is required as it serves as a helpful indicator for what the next pregnancy will be like. In addition, someone who has experienced it before may have a better understanding of the physical and mental aspects, contributing to a smoother process and reducing potential risks for a successful and healthy pregnancy for the intended parents.

Selecting yes does not automatically disqualify you. Individuals with a mental health diagnosis are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. The reason being is that surrogacy can be mentally and emotionally taxing. We want to ensure that every party involved, both our surrogate and intended parent(s), is safe and comfortable throughout the surrogacy journey.

Smoking, drinking, and the use of illicit drugs is unsafe for pregnancy.