Using a Surrogate Mother: What You Need to Know

Hello! Right now, there aren't any regulations about who can be a surrogate mother. However, experts agree on a few points about how to select one.

You should choose a surrogate who:

Is at least 21 years old.
Has already given birth to at least one healthy baby so she understands firsthand the medical risks of pregnancy and childbirth and the emotional issues of bonding with a newborn.
Has passed a psychological screening by a mental health professional to uncover any issues with giving up the baby after birth.
Signs a contract about her role and responsibilities in the pregnancy, such as prenatal care and agreeing to give you the baby after birth.
In my opinion, it is more important to discuss the legal issues of surrogacy.

Yes, but it all depends on the country. Indeed, today in many countries surrogacy is prohibited. In this regard, childless couples have to go abroad. Although it is known that abroad the cost of this service is much lower. However, the choice of country and clinic must be taken seriously. Indeed, everywhere there are different laws, for example, in Russia, the right to motherhood is determined by the woman who gave birth to a child. In Ukraine, on the contrary, the law is on the side of biological parents.

As for the cost, undoubtedly, abroad, in particular in Ukraine in Biotexcom, the cost of surrogacy is several times less than in America and Russia. As for Asia, I did not consider it for these purposes. When planning a trip for surrogacy abroad, it is advisable to consider this Ukrainian clinic. However, it is important to note that in order to join the surrogacy program in this clinic, you must have medical indications. Also, the services of the clinic will not be able to use gay couples. Laws in Ukraine stand on the side of biological parents. In addition, the clinic’s lawyers help with the preparation of all documents, so no legal problems will arise.

I had positive experiences with the Feskov clinic in Ukraine! Although many people talked us out of going to Ukraine. "Where are you guys going? There is Chernobyl! There is Donbass! You won't see any money or children." My husband and I were scared. However, many people from the showbiz come here, and we learned about the clinic from a famous person.
We arrived in Kharkov, we were greeted by a nice employee who spoke English. The city is beautiful, huge, modern. Very nice people everywhere. The Feskov clinic is the most advanced. No useless information, everything about the case, clear and precise. Immediately informed us of all the risks and offered several options.
In UK, the doctors completely dissuaded us from success. They said that nothing could be done and that we should accept or take a child from an orphanage. We were happy because we paid for a result that was achieved. If it is impossible to get your own eggs, the clinic offers donor eggs. But fortunately we didn't get there. The skilled doctors woke up my ovaries. the biggest miracle was our long awaited baby! We knew in advance that we were going to have a boy, because the sex selection service was also included in the package. There are reviews of couples on their YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5TPtc5tocA&list=PL23nwpXwH2Wj3yU9ZeGhaoUtLT4OEUbZu&index=31

Regarding legality, I found a Ukrainian law translated into English. I recommend everyone to read it. https://www.mother-surrogate.com/pdf/surrogate_motherhood_law.pdf