Selecting a surrogate is a deeply personal decision that involves emotional and medical considerations. One factor gaining attention is the use of antidepressants among potential surrogates. Understanding the prevalence of antidepressant use among Canadian mothers, the safety of these medications during pregnancy, and the measures healthcare providers take to ensure…

Body Mass Index (BMI) has long served as a standard measurement for assessing health, often used to determine eligibility for various medical procedures, including surrogacy. However, recent insights from Dr. Librach’s groundbreaking study challenge traditional views on BMI, particularly its relevance to surrogates. Key Findings You can access the study…

In recent years, the conversation surrounding cannabis use has evolved significantly, particularly among Canadian mothers. Following legalization in 2018, approximately 20% of Canadian moms are now integrating cannabis into their lives as a social and recreational choice while balancing the demands of motherhood. A Social Shift Cannabis culture in Canada…

The Evolution of Surrogacy in Canada Surrogacy in Canada has undergone remarkable transformations over the past two decades. Looking back at my own surrogacy journeys, the changes in this field are nothing short of extraordinary. Early Challenges and Milestones Two decades ago, the surrogacy process was far different from what…

The Importance of Dedicated Surrogacy Agency Support Embarking on a surrogacy journey is a deeply personal and emotional experience for both surrogates and intended parents. While the focus is often on the relationship between these two parties, the role of a dedicated surrogacy agency in providing support and guidance cannot…