Their Bun, Your Oven: The Relationship Between Gestational Carriers and Their Intended Parents

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Their Bun, Your Oven: The Relationship Between Gestational Carriers and Their Intended Parents

Surrogates and the families they are helping can build strong, healthy, and lifelong relationships through this local program.

A question that is often asked by women who are considering becoming a surrogate is how do you manage the relationship with the Intended Parents? For the gestational carrier, pregnancy and delivery are going to be different from their experience with their own children. If you want a great laugh, please watch the movie Baby Mama, but also realize that the surrogacy relationships depicted by Hollywood aren’t always quite accurate.

Surrogacy Center of Philadelphia supports the Bucks County Parent Community.

Surrogacy Center of Philadelphia

The Surrogacy Center of Philadelphia was started out of the desire to offer Intended Parents and Surrogates in the Greater Philadelphia area something different. We believe that family is personal, and you deserve the best process we can offer: in-person support, financial transparency, open and honest communication.