Worldwide Surrogacy Specialists

08/25/2026

One last visit before the big day!

From opposite sides of the world, these intended parents made one more special trip to spend time with their gestational carrier and her family, celebrate this incredible journey, and prepare for the moment they’ve all been waiting for!

And check out this scenery?! We couldn’t resist sharing the bison making an appearance in the background! What an unforgettable trip filled with so many memories before baby’s big arrival.

With the due date approaching, the countdown is officially on! We are so excited to watch this beautiful journey come full circle and can’t wait to celebrate when this family finally meets their little one ❤

08/24/2026

Every bump update is a beautiful reminder of the strength, selflessness, and love our surrogates pour into every step of this incredible journey. We are so grateful to celebrate these little milestones and to be alongside our surrogates as they help make dreams of family come true.

Here’s to another beautiful chapter, one bump at a time. 🤍

08/22/2026

Wondering about Worldwide Surrogacy Specialists, LLC? Our well-respected and thriving surrogacy agency was founded over 20 years ago by Attorney Victoria T. Ferrara who is a member of the Academy of Adoption and Assisted Reproduction Attorneys (AAAA). She handled the seminal Connecticut surrogacy case of Raftopol v. Ramey and argued it before the Connecticut Supreme Court which led to the enactment of the Connecticut Parentage Act, a body of law that protects gestational surrogates and intended parents when they enter into surrogacy arrangements. . The team at Worldwide Surrogacy supports and has always supported the right of a gestational carrier to make medical decisions for herself, and for her to have complete bodily autonomy. The team also supports the right of intended parents to legal parentage of their baby upon the birth of the baby. Worldwide Surrogacy abides by and has always abided by the ethical standards and screening recommendations of the Academy (AAAA), the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) and the Society for Ethics in Egg Donation and Surrogacy (SEEDS). The team is saddened by the turn to litigation in the surrogacy case involving McKenna West and the intended parents of Baby Rumi. We are especially hopeful that the infant is surrounded by love and good medical care at this time of hardship in his life.

Build your family with Worldwide Surrogacy Specialists. Experience unmatched, personal support from our full-service, award winning surrogacy agency.

08/15/2026

Update thanks to the International Fertility Law Group

It has been just over a week since President Trump issued two new Executive Orders addressing birth tourism and birthright citizenship, with potentially significant consequences for international families pursuing surrogacy in the United States.

A lot has happened since August 6. Here’s where things stand:

⚖️ In Barbara v. Trump, the plaintiffs returned to Judge Joseph Laplante in New Hampshire, who previously protected a nationwide group of children from the earlier order. They are asking him to confirm those protections also apply to the August 6 order, or to issue new protections. Their challenge targets the new “commercial transaction” provision.

⚖️ In CASA v. Trump, plaintiffs asked Judge Deborah Boardman in Maryland to reopen the case because the new order may affect children she previously protected. She has scheduled a hearing for August 18.

One important detail emerged from the Maryland case: Government lawyers told the plaintiffs that the new citizenship order will apply only prospectively and will not take effect until implementation guidance is issued. That guidance has not yet been released, and the lawyers’ statement is not formal agency guidance.

🛂 The State Department has also announced a Birth Tourism Prevention Task Force focused on visa enforcement and suspected birth-tourism networks. The task force has been created, but there is no indication yet that it has taken enforcement action.

An important unanswered question is how the Government will distinguish traditional “birth tourism” from international intended parents traveling to the United States for a gestational surrogacy arrangement.

🔎 For now:

• Litigation is moving quickly.
• Government guidance is still expected.
• No court has yet ruled specifically on how the August 6 surrogacy provisions may apply to international intended parents or their U.S.-born children.

We’ll continue watching closely.

🍊 And because apparently August needed a little more going on, today, August 14, is National Creamsicle Day and National Financial Awareness Day.

08/07/2026

Today we celebrate our beautiful surrogate, Jordan, as she takes this incredible next step in her journey. 🤍

Her selflessness, strength, and willingness to help create a family is truly something special. We are so honored to walk alongside her and cheer her on every step of the way!

Wishing you the very best today, Jordan!

07/29/2026

One of our favorite parts of the surrogacy journey is receiving “bumpdates” from our incredible surrogates. Watching each milestone—from growing baby bumps to exciting appointments—reminds us just how special this journey is for everyone involved.

Every update is a celebration of the love, dedication, and generosity our surrogates pour into helping intended families grow. Thank you to all of our amazing surrogates for letting us be part of these unforgettable moments.

07/29/2026

Meet Cidney , one of our incredible surrogates whose compassion, strength, and selflessness are helping make the dream of parenthood a reality for an intended family.
We are so grateful for women like Cidney who choose to give such an extraordinary gift. Her generosity is changing lives in the most meaningful way, and we’re honored to celebrate her journey!

Thank you, Cidney, for helping build families and create miracles. 💛

07/22/2026

Connecticut is taking an important step toward making fertility care more accessible. 🤍

Beginning January 1, 2027, many private insurance plans in Connecticut will expand fertility coverage for LGBTQ+ couples and single individuals by using a broader, more inclusive definition of infertility. This change aims to remove barriers that previously prevented many people from qualifying for coverage.

While this law focuses on fertility treatment and IVF coverage, greater access to reproductive care can also help more intended parents begin the path toward family building—including those who may later pursue surrogacy.

At Worldwide Surrogacy Specialists, we’re committed to keeping our community informed about changes that impact intended parents and surrogates alike.

💬 What are your thoughts on this new legislation?

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07/22/2026

Becoming a surrogate is an incredible way to help build a family while being supported every step of the journey.
You may qualify if you:

🤎 Are 21–43 years old
🤎 Have had at least one healthy pregnancy and delivery
🤎 Live in the U.S. (or are a permanent Green Card holder) in a surrogacy-friendly state
🤎 Have a BMI of 33 or below
🤎 Have had 3 or fewer C-sections
🤎 Live a healthy, non-smoking, drug-free lifestyle and meet current program health requirements
If that sounds like you, your journey could start with a simple prescreen.

💗 Take the first step today by completing our quick prescreen application. The link is in our bio!
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07/15/2026

Meet Sarah Taylor 🤍

Originally from South Louisiana and now raising her family in Ohio, Sarah’s love for pregnancy, birth, and helping others led her to surrogacy. After completing her own surrogacy journey through Worldwide Surrogacy Specialists, she discovered a passion for supporting others on their paths to parenthood.

Today, Sarah serves as a Journey & Surrogate Screening Coordinator, guiding future surrogates through the screening process while supporting active journeys every step of the way. Her favorite part of the job? Receiving baby photos and joyful updates from the families she’s had the privilege of helping.

For Sarah, helping build families isn’t just a career—it’s her purpose. 🤍