Typical intended parents most often are couples who have tried for many years to have a child and for some reason are unable to safely carry a child to term. Couples who only have trouble with conception usually turn to IVF, but for those women who specifically have difficulty with pregnancy and delivery, surrogacy is a good choice. Sometimes intended parents have had the experience of losing a fetus during pregnancy or have had multiple miscarriages. In some instances, the mother’s health may be in danger if
she becomes pregnant.

Whatever the reason, surrogacy is not usually a couple’s first choice in growing their family, but it is a welcome option to avoid danger to the baby and the intended mother. In some situations, gay or lesbian couples wish to have a child and turn to surrogacy as a way to become parents. Other times single men want to become fathers. Straight, gay, lesbian or single, we welcome you to join Treasure Valley Center for Surrogacy to find the right surrogate for you.

For most intended parents, having a baby via surrogacy involves many sacrifices such as giving up the dream of carrying your own child. You relinquish control of the pregnancy and entrust another person to care for your baby to the best of their ability. Furthermore, surrogacy is an expensive process. Unlike what the media often portrays, most intended parents make huge financial sacrifices to pay for the surrogacy process. This adds a lot of emotional stress and pressure for success. The journey to becoming intended parents is not quick and easy for anyone, but the rewards of a healthy baby and mother are priceless.

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