A Practical Guide to Surrogacy: A Practical Guide to Surrogacy

If you are like many infertile couples - you are considering surrogacy to achieve your dreams of parenthood. For many intended parents the journey can be full of twists and turns depending on who you meet along the way. The guide is a collection of experiences and best practices based on the journey of one of the authors and data collected from several contributors to their blog. They have advocated to assist intended parents in evaluating their surrogacy options, looking at the various routes to value to reduce costs, and building the case for altruistic surrogacy over commercial arrangements. The guide contains insights from Ms. Daniels surrogate, other IPs she has helped provide insights and information to, and other credible sources based on her surrogacy experiences with the US and Mexico and others with India. Whether you are new to surrogacy or just starting out - this book is a must read. It will help intended parents avoid the hard lesson and treachery that some have faced at the hands of those that prey on their desire to be parents. This practical guide will help you cut through the information clutter to provide hard hitting facts, best practice processes and approaches to your surrogacy journey whether in the United States or abroad.

About the Author :
Ms. Daniels is an author, strategist and mother of four. After a traumatic experience her husband and her discovered she could not carry additional children. They tried foster parenting, adoption, and finally discovered the opportunity of surrogacy from their family physician after years of trying alternative methods to expand their family were fruitless. Although they started in the US, the Daniels Family completed their surrogacy journey in Mexico. They were one of the first and first know US Citizens to undergo the process according to the US Department of State. They learned a lot along the way about best practices in the process and the treachery that exists in the unregulated surrogacy market. Ms. Daniels and her surrogate run a blog that translates news into English to help Intended Parents understand what is really happening and advocates to educate Intended Parents embarking upon surrogacy in the United States, Mexico, or abroad to make informed decisions. Their goal is to help others not be taken advantage of like they were by their first US Agency they fired and to help insure the intended parents have a guide to help them along the way so they can have a successful journey.