The dream of starting a family is a profound aspiration shared by many, transcending sexual orientation and gender identity. However, recent personhood legislation granting embryos legal rights has cast a
The desire to have children and build a family is a beautiful aspiration. However, recent personhood legislation granting embryos legal rights has cast a shadow over the family-building journeys of
Despite the legal obstacles regarding personhood legislation, an overwhelming 68% of surrogates remain steadfastly resolute in their mission to assist families.
SurrogateFirst’s surveys provide unique trending insights from 2020 to 2023 that serve the surrogacy community of intended parents and surrogates alike. Our data driven findings point to many interesting new developments, why they are occurring, and what to expect moving into 2024 and beyond. SurrogateFirst strives to be the knowledge leader in the surrogacy community and to assist in safer and more successful journeys for all.
SurrogateFirst’s survey provides unique insights on the topic that serve the surrogacy community of intended parents and surrogates alike. SurrogateFirst strives to be the knowledge leader in the surrogacy community and to assist in safer and more successful journeys for all. All data and insights were captured via an online survey that was active from April 8, 2024, to April 12, 2024 with an overall sample size / n = 145 completions. The respondents self identified as the following: 33 surrogates, 46 intended parents, and 66 neither surrogates or intended parents.
The profound concerns surrounding personhood laws cannot be ignored, nor can the resilience of those whose family dreams hang in the balance.
