Why Choose
Babymoon?
At Babymoon Surrogacy, we are dedicated to making the surrogacy journey as meaningful and seamless as possible. We understand that the path to parenthood is deeply personal, and we are here to provide the care, expertise, and guidance you need at every step. Our boutique approach ensures that intended parents and surrogates receive tailored support, creating an experience rooted in trust, empathy, and connection.
Our mission is to empower individuals and families on their journey to parenthood by providing compassionate and personalized surrogacy services. We strive to foster a nurturing environment that prioritizes transparency, inclusivity, and unwavering support, ensuring a fulfilling experience for everyone involved.
Our vision is to redefine the surrogacy experience by creating a world where every family’s dream of parenthood is accessible, supported, and celebrated. Through innovation, education, and ethical practices, we aim to set a standard of excellence, becoming a trusted leader in the field of gestational surrogacy.
Become a Surrogate
At Babymoon Surrogacy, we believe that surrogates are the heart of the surrogacy journey. Becoming a surrogate is a profound and selfless act, helping to create families for those who cannot do so on their own. Whether you are motivated by a desire to give back, a connection to someone’s journey, or the joy of making a difference, we are here to guide and support you at every step.
Our personalized approach ensures that your surrogacy journey is safe, rewarding, and tailored to your unique needs. From your initial application to the day you deliver a miracle, our team provides expert guidance and unwavering care. With Babymoon, you can trust that your experience will be handled with the utmost professionalism, transparency, and respect.
At Babymoon Surrogacy, we go beyond simply matching you with intended parents. Our dedicated team ensures that every aspect - medical, legal, emotional, and logistical- is managed with care, so you can focus on the joy of giving the ultimate gift: helping someone fulfill their dream of parenthood.
Your Guide to the Surrogacy Journey
Our blog is your go-to resource for expert insights, inspiring stories, and practical advice about surrogacy, parenthood, and creating families.
Whether you’re starting your surrogacy journey, considering becoming a donor, or exploring the path to parenthood, we’ve got you covered. From navigating the emotional and legal aspects of surrogacy to celebrating the triumphs of growing families, our articles are designed to educate, inspire, and support you at every step. Dive in to find valuable perspectives, helpful tips, and stories that shine a light on the incredible journeys of those who make families possible.
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What is surrogacy?Surrogacy is a process where a surrogate carries and delivers a baby for intended parents who are unable to conceive or carry a pregnancy. At Babymoon, we guide both intended parents and surrogates through this life-changing journey with care and transparency. Explore our Surrogacy Overview page to learn more.
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Who can become a surrogate?Women aged 21–42 with a history of at least one healthy pregnancy, a stable lifestyle, and a supportive environment are eligible. Exceptions up to age 45 may apply in certain cases. Visit our Surrogate Qualifications page for full eligibility details.
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How long does the surrogacy process take?The surrogacy process generally takes 12–18 months. Timelines vary based on factors like matching, medical evaluations, legal agreements, and pregnancy milestones. Learn more about the timeline on our Surrogacy Process page.
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What support does Babymoon provide?Babymoon provides dedicated case managers, counseling, support groups, and educational resources to ensure surrogates and intended parents feel supported throughout the journey. Explore our Support Services page for details.
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Do I need to have children to be a surrogate?Yes, surrogates must have had at least one healthy pregnancy and delivery. This ensures familiarity with the pregnancy process and confidence in carrying another child. Learn more about surrogate requirements on our Surrogate FAQs page.
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What compensation can I expect as a surrogate?Surrogates can earn up to $115,000, depending on experience and circumstances. Compensation includes additional benefits like maternity clothing allowances, travel reimbursements, and more. Visit our Pay & Benefits page for a full breakdown.
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Will I have medical and emotional support during the process?Yes, Babymoon ensures you have access to comprehensive medical care, psychological evaluations, and ongoing emotional support. Dedicated case managers and support groups are also available to assist you every step of the way. Explore our Support Services page for details.
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How do I begin the surrogacy process?Start by completing our intake form. Our team will review your application, conduct a pre-screening, and guide you through the next steps. Visit our Become a Surrogate page to get started.
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How are surrogates selected?Surrogates go through an extensive screening process that includes medical evaluations, psychological assessments, and background checks. This ensures that all surrogates meet the highest standards of health and readiness. Learn more about the matching process on our Intended Parents page.
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What is included in the surrogacy cost?Surrogacy costs cover surrogate compensation, medical expenses, legal fees, agency support, and additional benefits. Babymoon provides a detailed breakdown to ensure transparency. Visit our Cost of Surrogacy page for more information.
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Will I be involved in the pregnancy?Yes, intended parents can actively participate in the pregnancy by attending medical appointments, communicating with the surrogate, and collaborating on the birth plan. Learn more about this process on our Intended Parents FAQs page.
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Can I choose the surrogate I work with?Yes, Babymoon ensures a personalized matching process based on shared values, preferences, and expectations. This creates a strong connection between surrogates and intended parents. Visit our Matching Process page for details.
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Who can become an egg donor?Healthy women aged 21–32 with no significant medical history are eligible to donate eggs. Donors undergo medical evaluations and screenings to confirm eligibility. Explore our Egg Donation page for more details.
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Who can become a sperm donor?Healthy men aged 18–39 with no significant medical history are eligible to donate sperm. Donors are carefully screened to ensure they meet program requirements. Learn more on our Sperm Donation page.
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What compensation do donors receive?Egg donors and sperm donors receive competitive compensation for their time and generosity. Compensation varies based on the program and medical process involved. Visit our Donor Compensation page for more information.
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How do I get started as a donor?Start by filling out the donor application form. Our team will guide you through the evaluation and matching process. Learn more on our Become a Donor page.
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What is a pre-birth orderIn some states, intended parents can establish parentage of their child before they are born by having an attorney file a pre-birth order. This usually involves the intended parents and surrogate signing statements documenting parental rights for the unborn baby. Having a pre-birth order protects the intended parents' legal rights and ensures the post-birth process goes smoothly.
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Why do some intended parents have to adopt their baby?Some states may not allow you to complete either pre-birth or post-birth orders. This leaves you with the last way to establish parentage: an adoption. How you complete the adoption varies depending on factors such as your marital status. The process typically involves attending an adoption hearing, which your surrogacy lawyer prepares you for.
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Do surrogates have legal rights to the baby?No, surrogates have no parental rights to the baby. Legal agreements, prepared and signed before the pregnancy begins, ensure the intended parents are recognized as the baby’s legal guardians. Visit our Legal Process page for more information.
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Who covers medical expenses during the process?All medical costs related to surrogacy, including prenatal care, delivery, and any related procedures, are covered by the intended parents through insurance or other arrangements. Learn more about financial arrangements on our Costs page.
What Our Families and Surrogates Say
"This whole process has been so much easier than we ever expected. Their communication has been spot on, and we’ve felt taken care of every step of the way. We’re so excited to meet our little one soon!"
Ella H.
"I am currently pregnant and so far my journey with Babymoon Surrogacy has been such a great experience. I love the support and guidance i have been receiving from my case cordinator Desiree. She has been incredibly helpful the entire time. The matching process was where I needed to be more patient but in the end it was worth it when I matched! It makes me happy helping my intended parents complete their family. The agency itself is amazing, they always had somebody to answer my questions. I really recommend this agency for anyone who is new to surrogacy, they educated me at every step. I will be coming back for my second journey with them!!"
"Babymoon Surrogacy has been an incredible partner, providing intended parents with exceptional support and guidance throughout their journey. Their outstanding coordination and clear communication ensure a smooth and stress-free process. They are always available, offering reassurance and personalized care every step of the way. Their dedication and professionalism make them a trusted choice for anyone considering surrogacy."
Kilmar R.
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Become a Donor
At Babymoon Surrogacy, we celebrate the generosity and selflessness of individuals who choose to become egg donors. By becoming a donor, you are giving hopeful parents the opportunity to fulfill their dreams of starting or growing a family - a gift that creates a lasting impact.
Our team is dedicated to ensuring that your donation journey is as rewarding and smooth as possible. From your initial inquiry to the completion of your donation, we provide personalized support and expert guidance at every step. We prioritize your well-being, offering comprehensive medical care, emotional support, and full transparency throughout the process.
At Babymoon Surrogacy, we understand the significance of your decision. That’s why we handle every detail with care - legal, medical, and logistical - so you can focus on making a difference in someone’s life. Join us in creating a legacy of hope, compassion, and new beginnings.
Become a Parent
At Babymoon Surrogacy, we recognize that every family’s journey is different. Whether you are a couple navigating medical challenges, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, or an individual pursuing parenthood on your own, we are here to guide and support you every step.
Our personalized approach ensures that your surrogacy experience is tailored to your specific goals and needs. From your initial consultation to the birth of your child, our team provides expert guidance and compassionate care. With Babymoon, you can trust that your journey will be seamless, transparent, and supported by professionals dedicated to your success.
At Babymoon Surrogacy, we go beyond logistics. Our team works tirelessly to ensure that every detail - legal, medical, emotional, and logistical - is handled with care. We are committed to being your steadfast partner, helping you navigate the complexities of surrogacy so that you can focus on what truly matters: welcoming your child into the world with love and anticipation.
