Avoiding surrogacy’s legal pitfalls is easier than you think...

At Gay Parents To Be, we have a team dedicated to helping LGBTQ parents-to-be with surrogacy journeys, so we know first-hand how complicated and confusing this process can be,

One of the choices you will navigate during your biological family building journey will be choosing a surrogate. Here at Gay Parents To Be, all intended parents using surrogacy

Here at Gay Parents To Be we’ve helped countless LGBTQ individuals and couples become parents through IVF and surrogacy. In fact, one of my favorite parts of my job is helping

A couple of male penguins in the Berlin Zoo, Ping and Skip, have come together to have a child.  In the process of adopting an egg, Ping and Skip have evolved. Where they were

In my years of working with both intended parents (IPs) and surrogates, I find myself having the same conversations repeatedly (I’m sure this kind of thing happens in your job,

“Where do babies come from?”

There’s a semi-standard answer to this question in our heteronormative society – something along the lines of, “Well, when a man and a woman love

Most men would agree that their fertility isn’t an everyday curiosity. It’s a topic that can make us feel vulnerable and uncomfortable. Besides, if we aren’t looking to have

Blazing a trail might result in glory, but the road is often rough.

When Dr. Mark Leondires founded RMA of Connecticut in 2002, his team consisted of seven people. There was no

Read on to learn more about the path to biological fatherhood with Gay Parents to Be and RMA of Connecticut.

The decision to create a family via surrogacy is a deeply personal one and (understandably) often fraught with emotion. For most intended parents, setting out on the amazing