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Vermont Surrogacy Network, founded by former surrogate Jes, offers personalized surrogacy support and compassionate surrogacy services. Unlike larger agencies, Vermont Surrogacy Network prioritizes the surrogate journey, ensuring women feel seen, heard, and deeply supported. The agency emphasizes emotional well-being throughout the entire process, not just medical milestones. Their heart-led community is built by women who understand the surrogacy process firsthand, serving intended parents from diverse backgrounds, including single parents, LGBTQ+ couples, and those facing infertility. Vermont Surrogacy Network is dedicated to helping families achieve their dreams through ethical surrogacy, offering a supportive environment for all involved.

Our surrogates share their stories of how they explained the concept of surrogacy to their children. Gain insight on how to have these conversations with confidence and sensitivity.

Are you considering becoming a gestational surrogate? Vermont Surrogacy Network's surrogates share their insight on what they wish they'd known before starting their journey.

What is it like to be a gestational surrogate? Read Eliza's story and find out what led her to become a surrogate, the joys and challenges of the process, and what being a surrogate means to her.

“How will you give it up” – The answer to this question, my friends, is simple…. It’s not my baby and I am not “giving up” anything, I am simply giving.

11 weeks and counting! Well two weeks has gone by, and it has been a rough two weeks. The first week karma decided that if I took two days off work it would bite me with a stomach virus. I ended up in the hospital and two bags of fluid later I was released to go and spent 16 hrs asleep.

Well, just like that 6 months have gone by. It took 4 transfers to finally get a little one to stick…as of today I am officially off all hormones! Yahoo!

So in 2008 my mother, father, brother, and myself all picked up and moved to Vermont. To a hotel of all places. Well it wasn’t that bad. I made friends with the night clerk and swam all the time, got my own room. So it really wasn’t all bad. I had a few dates with some guys.

Very happy to announce surrobaby girl!!! She arrived Tuesday May 14, 2019 at 1:51pm. She was 7 lbs 9oz and 21 inches. By far my largest. It was one of my more complicated labors even though it was only 17 minutes. Let's just say when I thought she was out, she actually wasn't, so two contractions worth of pushing.

39.1 weeks today wow! I was supposed to have a membrane sweep yesterday to hopefully bring on labor as it worked so well with my two little girls. In addition, I was already having 10 min contractions but all fake labor.