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1. What is Gestational Surrogacy?

Gestational surrogacy is the process of an incredible and selfless person carrying a fertilized embryo to term, who shares no genetic relationship with them. This family-building method makes parenthood possible for intended parents who are unable to have a child for any variety of reasons.

2. How does a surrogate become pregnant?

Gestational surrogates undergo IVF treatment to achieve pregnancy and are not genetically related to the child they carry. An embryo created by the intended parents is transferred into the surrogate's uterus by a fertility doctor. This is a low-impact procedure that doesn't require pain relief or anesthesia. Pregnancy is confirmed by blood test around 12 days after transfer.

3. What are the requirements for surrogates?

Your health is the most important part of the surrogacy journey. Because of this, you must meet certain requirements established by CDC including: • 21 - 38 years old • Has a child of their own • BMI close to or under 30 • US Citizen or Permanent Resident • Non-smoker and no drug or alcohol abuse

4. How much does a surrogate mother get paid?

We are deeply committed to our surrogates’ well-being. At BabiesSprouts, each surrogate receives: • Dedicated medical team support • Full legal and financial protection • Compensation from $50,000 to over $110,000, based on your health history

5. How do I become a surrogate?

Please fill out our online application. Our team will reach out to discuss your application and schedule an initial interview. After this step, we will provide you with a comprehensive and personalized compensation package. Surrogacy Journey