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Surrogacy and New Beginnings I Takes on surrogacy for those looking to complete a family and become a surrogate with Nascency.
Here to inspire, inform and share all the beautiful journeys and experiences ☺️❤️
07/23/2026
This past week, a room came together in the best way - surrogates sitting shoulder to shoulder, sharing stories, laughter, and a kind of understanding that only another surrogate can offer. Every story was met with warmth.
Every experience was celebrated. This is what it looks like when surrogates get to celebrate each other, fully and joyfully.❤️
What would you have shared, if you’d been in that room?
We love us a little World Cup contrast 😂
‘I wanna make people feel okay.’ She doesn’t even know it yet, but that’s the whole job. ❤️ Turns out kids get it before we ever have to explain it to them.
If a five-year-old can sum up surrogacy in one sentence, why do we make it so complicated?
What’s the simplest way you’d explain what you do to a kid?
You can be compensated generously for something you love deeply.
Surrogacy asks a great deal of your body, your time, and your heart. Being compensated honors that commitment. It doesn’t diminish the joy of watching a family meet their child for the first time.
Both things can be true.
How would you respond to someone who says compensation makes surrogacy less meaningful?
THIS. This is what an entire weekend of gratitude looks like! 💛 Nascency’s first ever Share Your Story event brought together the most incredible group of women, surrogates who showed up with so much courage, so much heart, and so much wisdom to share. We came to celebrate them, and we walked away having learned more than we ever expected. Beach games, good food, better company, but honestly? It was their stories that stayed with us. Brave doesn’t even begin to cover it.
To every one of you lovely, brave women, quiethopecarried Heather Fox Amy Tianna Barr Kylee Kin + Clay Ashley Mecham Saverino Carly Rose Stockdale thank you for trusting us with your stories. You are the whole reason this weekend felt like magic. 🌊
Missed this one? There’s always a next one. Come be part of it.
07/17/2026
We had a GOOD DAY all weekend! Nascency’s first-ever Share Your Story event just happened, and honestly, it might be one of our favorite things we’ve ever done.
Wonderful women showed up ready to just be themselves for once no explaining, no translating, just real talk about surrogacy from people who actually get it. And that’s kind of the whole point of Nascency, isn’t it? We don’t just say we support surrogates. We build entire weekends around it, because a promise on a website isn’t the same as a room full of people who showed up for you in person.
By the end of the day, we walked away having learned something we won’t forget: surrogacy gets talked about way too often by people who’ve never lived it. The women in that room already had all the wisdom anyone would ever need. All we had to do was hand them the mic.
This wasn’t a one-time thing. Swipe through to see how the day went. 💛
What’s one thing you wish someone had told you before your own surrogacy journey?
Nascency was built on one idea: no surrogate should have to figure out the hard parts alone. The paperwork. The hospital policies. The after-birth fog of ‘now what?’
We put a real advocate beside you for all of it - not a portal, not a form, an actual person who shows up. This is what full support really feels like.
What’s one thing you wish someone had told you before your first journey?
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Molly talks about her second surrogacy journey, keeping it real about something that really impacted her postpartum: “I went home from the hospital with baby weight but no baby. I just had a bloated body in the grocery store. I wanted a sticker that said I did just give birth 3 days ago. I promise this is not normally how I look.”
We hear this a lot. Coming home with no baby was expected but feeling the physical body difference more acutely when it’s not accompanied with your own child is less expected. Molly named it honestly. The physical adjustment after a surrogacy birth is real.
Research confirms that surrogates who feel seen and supported during postpartum recovery navigate this season with greater ease and report higher overall satisfaction with their journey. The struggle is part of the story. So is the progress. Partners, friends, other surrogates who are aware of these feelings can better anticipate them.
Nascency Voices is where real stories live. Surrogates, intended families, and reproductive health professionals share their experiences honestly, in their own words, so others can see what this journey looks like through the people who have lived it. As part of our mission, every interviewee earns a gift card or makes a donation to RESOLVE , March of Dimes or The Surrogacy Foundation .
Comment “Voices” or visit voices.nascency.com to share yours.❤️
07/09/2026
Nobody warned me how much this journey would teach me about love, the kind I already had, and the kind I didn’t know I had more of. I started this to help build someone else’s family. I didn’t expect it to change how I show up for my own.❤️
If you’re a and a , or thinking about becoming one - what would you want to feel more of?
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