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5 Things Intended Parents and their Gestational Surrogate Should Discuss Before the Birth

5 Things Intended Parents and their Gestational Surrogate Should Discuss Before the Birth

SurrogatesGuest UserNovember 23, 2021Surrogate, intended parents, birth, birth plan, gestational surrogate, surrogacy, pictures, photographers, doula, midwife, OBGYN, hospital, baby, cord, amiblical cord

The hospital is only allowing 1 support person in the room during the birth, who gets to pick the support person?

The hospital is only allowing 1 support person in the room during the birth, who gets to pick the support person?

Ask an expert!Guest UserApril 3, 2020hospital, covid19, new england, contract, legal, support, doula, husband, intended paretns, surrogate, intended parent

COVID-19, Surrogacy, And Birthing Alone

Above The LawGuest UserApril 1, 2020covid19, surrogacy, birth, hospital, birth partner, doula, intended parents, father, mother, midwife, OBGYN

How to Afford Surrogacy

Tip on how to afford surrogacy.

Industry NewsGuest UserMarch 24, 2020doula, gestational carrier, intended parents, birth, Postpartum

Why you should hire a postpartum doula

Why you should hire a postpartum doula.

Industry NewsGuest UserJanuary 14, 2020doula, gestational carrier, intended parents, birth, Postpartum

WHY YOU SHOULD HIRE A POSTPARTUM DOULA

WHY YOU SHOULD HIRE A POSTPARTUM DOULA.

Industry NewsGuest UserDecember 24, 2019surrogacy, new england, doula, postpartum

Surrogacy Doulas Offer Support to LGBTQ Intended Parents

Surrogacy Doulas Offer Support to LGBTQ Intended Parents

Learn how doulas can help make the birth process run smoothly for LGBTQ intended parents who are working with a gestational surrogate.

LGBTQGuest UserSeptember 24, 2019doula, gestational carrier, intended parents, birth

Dear Savvy Surrogate: Who Gets the Placenta?

Dear Savvy Surrogate: Who Gets the Placenta?

Who gets to keep the placenta after a surrogate birth? The Savvy Surrogate explains.

Dear Savvy SurrogateCatherine TuckerJanuary 23, 2018placenta, doula, birth options, surrogacy, new england