Today we celebrate biological moms, adoptive moms, foster moms, intended moms, gestational carriers, hopeful moms-to-be, and the friends, partners, and medical teams who walk beside them.

International Bereaved Mother’s Day, observed the Sunday before Mother's Day, offers a sacred space to honor those who grieve.

Today, we celebrate more than a birth; we celebrate the power of dreams, the beauty of connection, and the boundless love that brings families together.

Today, thanks to the internet and the rise of social media, that landscape has dramatically changed — and for the better.

At the risk of sounding increasingly cheesy, I will say those two groups of people could even be equated to April Showers and May flowers.

Life has a way of placing extraordinary people in our paths. Meet Sarah—a gestational surrogate, our superhero.

Surrogacy has changed a lot over the years, and many people do not understand how it works. How can explain what you’re doing?

I find myself extremely thankful for friends and family. When I think about my life and what I cherish, it is always people and experiences.

Welcome to our Dear Surrogate Blog Series. Blogs dedicated to the special women that feel a calling to carry a child for another.

Beyond base compensation, surrogates receive reimbursement for various expenses associated with the surrogacy journey.

According to the CDC, "In the United States, among married women aged 15 to 49 years with no prior births, about 1 in 5 (19%) are unable...

Who do you have in your life that offers you unconditional support? Truly unconditional. People who you are comfortable telling anything...

I’m going to be completely honest- I’ve been struggling to come up with blog topics, but on the way home from the airport my sister made a