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Largest U.S. Surrogacy Agency Traveling to London to Host Private Consultations Has Record Number of Babies Born in 2009 for U.S. and International Clients
Growing Generations, the largest U.S.-based surrogacy agency, will be in London, England in March to perform consultations with prospective clients. The surrogacy and egg donation agency, with offices in Los Angeles, New York, Boston, and the Ohio Valley, has worked with 1250 clients from 28 countries and experienced a record number of 128 births in 2009 for families throughout the world.
Our friends at Growing Generations are hosting consultations with prospective clients in London next month.
The private consultations for interested future parents will be conducted by Growing Generations’ CEO Stuart Miller from September 29-October 2, 2009. In addition to being a highly-regarded professional in the fertility industry, Miller, along with his husband, is a parent to a 17-month-old son born through surrogacy and egg donation.
All around versatile performer, NPH has been nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award in the category Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series for his work as Barney Stinson in 'How I Met Your Mother'.
6/18/2009
Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka searching for a surrogate?
Are you just starting your parenting journey? Your options are varied, and surrogacy has become a popular method for family-building.
Growing Generations provides the most important questions you should consider when searching for a surrogacy agency.
The company believes the questions below should be asked of any agency that you are considering.
Growing Generations is celebrating its 13th anniversary with the births of over 700 babies. The company also says a record 140 births are expected in 2009.
CNN reports on a growing number of single men who are opting to become fathers alone, with the help of gestational surrogacy.
Jeff Walker [pictured] says from as far back as he can remember, he always wanted to be a father.
Dr. Kim Bergman has created a psychological screening and support process for both surrogates and egg donors. She's founder of Fertility Counseling Services.