Twins times 2!
Last week was incredible. Two of our Surrogate Moms had their first pregnancy ultrasounds… Continue reading →
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Why is the psychological screening necessary?
Our role is to support you through every step of your surrogacy journey. Part of that is being able to understand and anticipate your needs. The test results will provide us with information that will aid us in finding the... Continue reading →
May 2011 in Review
With May coming to a close, it has been another great month for Building Families. We had three positive pregnancy results and two deliveries! Congrats to Shannon, Brandi, Tasha, Elaina and Rosie! June will keep us busy with several embryo... Continue reading →
What is the purpose of the surrogate support meetings? Are they mandatory?
Once in contract, your GC will be required to attend monthly support meetings. Alternating months they will meet alone with the program psychologist and in a group setting with the other surrogates in the program and the psychologist. This is... Continue reading →
Brandi’s Surrogacy Story
Brandi delivered on May 25, 2011 bringing a beautiful baby girl to her awaiting parent’s arms...
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Once cleared, will I need to meet with the psychologist regularly throughout the journey?
No, you will not have scheduled meetings with the psychologist. If you would like to meet with them during your journey for a specific concern they will be available to you. However, if more consistent care is required they will... Continue reading →
Shannon’s Surrogacy Story
Once again, Shannon made a huge difference in a Couple’s life... Continue reading →
Where are your Surrogates from?
A majority of our Gestational Carriers are from Southern California. We also work with GCs in other surrogacy friendly states. Continue reading →
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Sara’s Surrogacy Story
Surrogacy Saves a Mother’s Life March 7, 2011 marked the end of Sara’s Couple’s journey to parenthood. It was a day we celebrated for many reasons. The obvious reason was the celebration of their twins’ births as they now had... Continue reading →
Where do your Intended Parents come from?
Literally all over the world! We have had couples here in Southern California, throughout the United States, and Europe, South America, and Australia. Continue reading →