In the news:
• CBS News on Logo features a Circle couple in a story about gay men opting to receive breast milk from their surrogate
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About Circle Surrogacy
Since 1995, Circle Surrogacy has helped bring to the world over 225 babies. Its dedicated staff of professionals is made up of lawyers, social workers, parents through surrogacy, surrogates and past clients. Circle Surrogacy provides a choice of specialized clinics at locations throughout the country, a large selection of egg donors, swift matching with carefully screened surrogates, and a variety of flexible programs and financial options to suit its clients’ unique family choices.
John Weltman, owner, founder is a Yale graduate and a nationally recognized expert in the field of reproductive law, including surrogacy and gay parenting.
CBS news in November featured a Circle Surrogacy couple in an informative segment about breast milk options for gay men who have babies through surrogacy. In their case, the surrogate mother contributed further to the family she just helped create by providing breast milk for the twins via mail. Due to potential medical benefits, gay dads who have babies through surrogacy often arrange to receive pumped breast milk from the surrogates who helped them become fathers. Many surrogate are eager to help for the sake of the babies, and to help themselves adjust physically and emotionally to the end of the pregnancy.