2020!
This year may not have been what we expected, but we are SO thrilled for all of the families that have and will bring their babies home in the next few months! For some, this year has been a dream... Continue reading →
Author: Building Families
Throwback Thursday!
Celebrating this throwback Thursday with this gorgeous photo of Lauri-Anne before she delivered her surrobabe a few weeks ago! Continue reading →
Positive Vibes!
Please join us in sending gestational carrier Mandy and her Intended Mother Stephanie positive vibes on their frozen embryo transfer today! Continue reading →
Dreams Come True
While so much of Aleza’s journey was different, nothing can diminish the feeling of seeing your surrobabe and knowing you made your IP’s dreams come true! Continue reading →
Angie’s Birth Story
Baby was due Saturday September 5 th , a day we had all been anxiously awaiting, but the day came and went with only a few mild and irregular contractions. With both of my “keepers” (my own biological children) labor... Continue reading →
Aleza’s Birth Story
In these times when social distancing is required especially in medical situations, Aleza and her husband created a moment that will be remembered by Shannon and Randi forever. On August 26, 2020 at the 11th hour, they made a three-way... Continue reading →
Why is mental health vital to the surrogate journey?
TOMORROW MORNING! Join us & Bright Futures Families with SPECIAL GUEST Dr. Rad to discuss why mental health is so vital to the surrogate journey. Whether you are embarking on your own surrogacy or Intended Parent Journey, have already completed... Continue reading →
Pregnant During COVID-19 : Annette’s Story Final Installment
My last article left off at my watching the progression of COVID-19 on television. It was hard to believe it was real. But the isolation I was living and having to rely on phone and video calls to see my younger children was evidence enough that this was actually happening. Continue reading →
Pregnant During COVID-19; Annette’s Story Part 2
A quick look back. After giving in to her nerves, Annette was a wreck when she arrived for her embryo transfer. Then after just a few minutes with Shannon, her nerves were settled and she made a vow that she... Continue reading →
ASRM
The acronyms in the reproductive world are many! Do you know what ASRM stands for? ASRM stands for American Society for Reproductive Medicine. From their website: ASRM is a multidisciplinary organization dedicated to the advancement of the science and practice... Continue reading →