Resources

If you’re considering becoming a surrogate, you may wonder whether you would be biologically related to the baby you carry. It’s a common question, especially for women who are just beginning to learn how surrogacy works. No. In gestational surrogacy, the surrogate does not use her own eggs and has...

For intended parents living outside the United States, pursuing surrogacy in California can bring an exciting opportunity—and plenty of questions. How will you build a relationship with your surrogate if you live in another country? How involved can you be during the pregnancy? Will you be able to attend the...

If you are considering becoming a gestational carrier, you may have questions about what it means to work with intended parents who live outside the United States. One of the biggest questions is often: “Will I have to travel to another country?” The answer is no. At xBaby Surrogacy, working...

If you have had a cesarean section (C-section), you may be wondering whether you can still become a surrogate. In many cases, having a previous C-section does not automatically prevent you from becoming a gestational surrogate. A C-section is a common way to deliver a baby, and many women who...

If you're exploring the possibility of becoming a surrogate, you've likely come across one requirement that raises a lot of questions: Body Mass Index, or BMI. In this article, we'll explain what BMI is, why fertility clinics include it as part of their screening process, how it can affect IVF...

If you're exploring surrogacy and have already had a few children of your own, you may have come across a surprising rule: most fertility clinics will only work with a surrogate who has had five or fewer total births, including her own children. If that sounds like you, this guide...

Last weekend, from January 16–18, xBaby Surrogacy hosted its first-ever in-person community retreat, bringing together team members, surrogates, and trusted partners for a weekend dedicated to connection, rest, and appreciation. For many in the xBaby family, relationships are built through phone calls, video chats, and shared milestones across states and...

If you are thinking about becoming a surrogate—or you are an intended parent hoping to grow your family—you may be wondering how a prior C-section affects eligibility and safety. This is one of the most common questions in surrogacy, and for good reason: a cesarean birth involves surgery, healing, and...

Choosing surrogacy is one of the most meaningful decisions a person or family can make — whether you are a woman considering becoming a surrogate, or an intended parent hoping to grow your family. At xBaby Surrogacy, we believe the heart of every successful journey is a thoughtful, ethical, and...

Becoming a gestational surrogate is a deeply meaningful decision. For many women, it is a way to help someone else experience the joy of parenthood while also receiving excellent medical care, legal protection, and financial compensation for the time and effort involved. If you live in California or the surrounding...