Surrogacy helps people fulfill dreams of parenthood. This is the story of one couple as they search for their surrogate. For the LGBTQ+ community having a biological child can be …
LGBTQ family building through surrogacy
First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes, Drs visits Egg donor agencies Finding a surrogate (friend or stranger) Fertility lawyer The list seems to go on because for men …
Shareable Pride Graphics
Introducing our Shareable Social Graphics – please SAVE by clicking the links below + SHARE on your own social pages and accounts. Happy Pride Month! CLICK HERE TO SAVE CLICK …
Simon and Jérôme: Third Time’s a Charm
Last month, we kept the suspense for the result of the pregnancy test. It’s finally time to tell you everything. Indeed, after several seconds of the video filmed by Courtney, …
Simon and Jérôme: The Transfer
After Courtney’s month of treatment to stabilize her hormone levels, the results of her blood test came back positive and we could now consider a transfer during her next cycle. …
From Belgium to British Columbia: An International Surrogacy Story
Steven and Oren currently live in Belgium, and Oren is originally from Israel. They came to surrogacy through their involvement with Men Having Babies and their Gay Parents Assistance Program. …
Simon and Jérôme: Drafting the Contract and Medical Screening
First of all, we wanted to give you a little background about an event in France organized by Canadian Fertility Consulting in March. At the event, we had the chance …
Simon and Jérôme: Learning to Meet Again
We got to know our new surrogate, Courtney, after she saw our messages, comments and articles on Canadian Fertility Consulting’s social networks. I was the first to have the first …
From Australia to Ontario: An International Surrogacy Story
Michael and Brendon are from Western Australia, where single people and same sex couples were banned from altruistic surrogacy agreements. According to the Surrogacy Act 2008, only those who are …
Simon and Jérôme: The Journey Continues
After some time of absence, we’re finally back! In fact, at the end of 2018 and two and a half months into our pregnancy, we were confronted with the miscarriage …