Fact: Surrogacy is an incredibly complex and emotional journey for all involved. It requires thorough medical screenings, legal processes, and extensive emotional support. The decision to take the surrogacy path is never made lightly by intended parents or surrogates.

Today is a special day for our Case Manager Rebekah who is celebrating her big 30th birthday! 🎂🎉 Please join us in wishing her a very happy birthday, and a wonderful Disney World vacation! ❤️

Surrogacy is a beautiful option for all individuals or couples, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. Single parents, LGBTQ+ couples, & individuals struggling with infertility can all benefit from the incredible gift of surrogacy. Love knows no boundaries! 🌈

We’re thankful for our surrogates, intended parents, and team… all of whom we consider Ohana. 🤎 Enjoy your Holiday weekend!

We hope you all had a wonderful holiday weekend! Here is a touching shot of Surrogate Sammantha and her Intended Mother Alisha from Thanksgiving. They’re an ocean away, but Alisha’s photo editing skills made this maternity photo possible. 🥹🤎

🌟 Our team work makes YOUR dream work! 🌟 Cheers to another productive monthly meeting with the Hawaii Surrogacy Center team. 🥂💻 💚 #HawaiiSurrogacy #GestationalSurrogacy #SurrogacyAgency #BecomeASurrogate #BuildingOhana #SurrogacySupport

We had another successful surrogacy journey that came to an end on November 18th! 🥳 Cheers to Surrogate Shelby, who delivered Baby Beth, and congratulations to her Intended Parents and big sister!

Congratulations to these adorable new daddies, Eddy & Eddy who finally got to bring their baby boy home from the NICU! We are so proud of Baby Lucas the NICU Grad, and Surrogate Jenn for helping this family grow! 🎉🍼🎓

🚨 If you are currently in the application screening process with Hawaii Surrogacy Center, we invite you to join us for our webinar this Thursday! 🚨 Check your emails from us, and make sure to RSVP using the link at the bottom of this email. We hope to see you there!

Intended Parents Geoff and Brendan have generously shared these heartwarming photos with us of Big Sissy Vivi, and Baby Beth. 😍🩷 Surrogate Shelby selflessly delivered this precious bun last month. 🥹🥰

Christmas is in 5 days, and Baby Walker is already 11 months old? Where has the time gone?! 😭 This adorable holiday photo was sent to us by IPs Lauren and David, who welcomed Walker with the help of Surrogate Mary back in January. ♥️🍼

The hardest goodbye! 🥺💔 IPs Eddy & Eddy visited with Surrogate Jenn and her family before they flew back home to Taiwan with their newest little blessing. 🥹♥️

Feeling excited about 2024 and the families we’re building together after today’s team meeting. 🤩 #surrogacycenter #surrogacyagency #teammeeting #2024goals #HawaiiSurrogacy #BuildingOhana

Did you know that some pregnant people can start producing breast milk in their second trimester of pregnancy? Our bodies are truly amazing!

We hope you all enjoyed a relaxing Presidents’ Day yesterday! Speaking of Presidents, our team member’s daughter had a few words for President Biden on the topic of women’s health, at just 9 years old! Keep up the good fight, Harley! 🩷🇺🇸

Happy Transfer Day to Surrogate Teisa and her Intended Parents! Please join us in sending them all positive energy and sticky vibes. ✨🐣♥️

Happy Fun Fact Friday! 🎉 This week we’re looking at Guinness World Records, and it’s been reported that Halima Cisse of Mali holds the world record for “Most children delivered at a single birth to survive” with her nonuplets delivered in Casablanca, Morocco on May 6th, 2021.

🚨 Please join us in sending lots of positive, sticky baby wishes to Surrogate Jenny and her Intended Parents on their transfer day! ✨ Jenny traveled all the way from Oregon for her embryo transfer, and we’re hoping this trip ends on a positive note! 😉🤰♥️

Throwback to that time Case Manager Rebekah was celebrating her own embryo transfer day with Hawaii Surrogacy Center! Her husband was such a good sport. 😂🩷

Me when the embryo transfer didn’t work & doc says I gotta cycle all over again: