Become a Surrogate

Surrogates are amazing women who allow their bodies to benefit a couple who cannot carry a baby.  All Omega Family surrogates are mothers themselves, and they know how amazing life is with children.

For those who face infertility or when having a baby becomes an issue, couples resort to alternative ways to grow their family. In surrogacy a woman (surrogate or gestational carrier) has an embryo implanted in her uterus and carries the baby to full term. When the baby is born, it’s handed over to its parents.

Surrogate Testimonials

“I loved being pregnant and I love helping people.  I spoke to my family and they were on board, so I became a surrogate and loved every moment of it.”  – Surrogate Jen

“It was a pleasure and an honor working with you and your agency. Thank you for giving me the chance to gift life to a beautiful family. Bless your heart. And thank you for this wonderful experience. Warm regards” – Surrogate Ashley

WHAT IS

SURROGACY

Surrogacy is a family creating option in which a woman (Surrogate) allows an embryo to be implanted into her uterus, and she carries the baby to full term. When the baby is born, the baby is handed over to its biological parents, allowing a couple to have a son or daughter who is genetically related to them.

Pregnancy: Natural vs. Surrogacy

Why Become A Surrogate?

Surrogates at Omega Family Global are amazing women who decide to help a family who, without their involvement, could never have children of their own. To learn more, watch this short video or read our blog: Why did I become a surrogate?

Omega Surrogate Christina talks about how her compassion for those who face infertility lead her to become a Surrogate.  Follow Christina on Facebook or Instagram. #omegastories

How Does Surrogacy Work?

Surrogacy is not a very common topic. This is why Omega Family Global illustrates the little-known process in this informative video from an Omega Surrogate’s point of view. Blog : Omega Family Global’s Unique Surrogacy Process

You will understand the following:

  • Each step of the process.

  • Who are the people involved in the process.

  • What is the Surrogates role in this unique family creation option.

  • How Omega Family Global takes care of their Surrogates and the baby throughout the whole process.

Let’s Talk the Talk: Surrogacy Lingo!

♥ Intended Parents: The couple who cannot have children and have opted for surrogacy as their family creation method of choice.

♥ Gestational Surrogate, Gestational Carrier: The woman who carries the Intended Parents’ embryo in her womb though a pregnancy until birth, without being genetically related to the baby.

♥ Gestational Surrogacy Agreement: Legal document in which the rights and responsibilities of the Intended Parents, Surrogates, and Omega Family Global (surrogacy agency) are laid out in a clear binding manner.

♥ Pre-Birth Order: Identification document much like a birth certificate which designates the Intended Parents as parents of the unborn baby.

♥ Embryo Transfer: The medical process by which the fertilized embryo is implanted into the Surrogate’s womb to initiate pregnancy.

♥ Embryo: The fertilized ovum after it has begun the process of cell division.

♥ In-vitro Fertilization (IVF) : Medical process by which a female ovum is fertilized by a male sperm creating an embryo in a laboratory.

♥ Body Mass Index (BMI): A number that measures how much fat is found in a person’s body, proportional to their height and weight.

Strengthening Our Community Through Online Activities

Let's Get Together

Omega Family Global makes sure that surrogates bond and create a supportive community.  The surrogacy experience is uniquely special, and our  support group provides a space to share knowledge, experiences, and concerns.

Our Surrogate Checklist

  • Are you between 21 and 36 years of age?

  • Are you in good health?

  • Have you had one successful, uncomplicated pregnancy and delivery?

  • Is your BMI less than or equal to 30?

  • Have you had no more than 2 C-sections in the past?

If you answered yes to all the questions you are one step  closer to being  able to become a surrogate.  Are you ready for…
THE NEXT STEP!