Surrogacy experts, parents and carriers point to Baby Mama's plot holes, and provide guidelines for a well planned surrogacy. “While this funny hit movie may contribute to making surrogacy more mainstream,” says John Weltman, “Baby Mama does not reflect reality.”
Growing Generations is coming to Sydney, Australia next month to perform free consultations. An agency that has worked with more than 40 Australian families over the past 12 years, Growing Generations and its staff members are dedicated to helping people fulfill their dreams of parenthood through the surrogacy process.
Growing Generations, the nation’s largest surrogacy agency, has launched a new program that provides surrogacy and egg donation services to men with HIV and allows them to use their own sperm to create biological families.
Hi from Australia. Late last year (2007) we worked with National Geographic in Australia to present a story of how we (Rodney and Jeff) became dads to a wonderful baby boy called Ethan.
You can view it on You Tube here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSayHl535HE
Gay Dads Australia is in the process of archiving Australian media reports in relation to Gay Dads, Lesbian Mums/Moms and Rainbow Families in Australia. The sites aim is to provide a resource for those people interested in looking at how our Rainbow Families are portrayed in the Australian print and television media.
LoHud.com - the newspaper for New York's Lower Hudson Valley - profiles a family that's making a difference in the world.
Maurice Assouline, left, and Craig Sampson have three children, and live in Montebello, New York.
Assouline says, "When I saw what happened on September 11, I realized that I've got to bring into this world people that hopefully will be decent human beings, to balance all the evil that's out there. We started right after that to pick surrogates."
I can barely keep up with the blog that I have, but I do really like blogging and I hope to do more of it, so please see my blog at the following link: http://surrogacylawyer.blogspot.com/.
Comments are welcomed.
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