About Surrogacy Miracles

Surrogacy Miracles blog is a comprehensive information site for intended parents who are looking to pursue surrogacy in Mexico. This blog aims to provide unbiased, neutral and factual information about different aspects of surrogacy in Mexico, being truthful to pitfalls and inconvenient sides of doing surrogacy in Mexico. This way, intended parents can safely navigate the complex surrogacy journey in a country where they might not speak the native language and therefore might have difficulty researching information themselves. To maintain neutrality, this blog receives no compensation, donation, or sponsorship from any service providers or agencies in Mexico, and the author of the blog receives no compensation, commission, kickback, or discount from any surrogacy agencies when intended parents choose to sign up with an agency based on the information on this blog.

About the Author

I started Surrogacy Miracles blog because I wanted to better inform intended parents about doing surrogacy in Mexico. I am an intended parent currently undergoing surrogacy in Mexico. When I started researching about surrogacy in Mexico, I wanted to know about which agencies were reputable, what the exit processes were, what the surrogates were like, among other things. The research wasn’t easy because there was a lack of accurate, unbiased, and comprehensive information on the internet. It seemed that what was on agencies’ websites were very similar, almost copy & paste. Mostly, it was about how Mexico was great and everything was legal. I wanted real, on-the-ground information and I couldn’t find it. Only when I started talking to fellow intended parents for months did I understand what the picture was really like in Mexico.

I am currently at the middle stage of my surrogacy journey. I’ve been to Mexico, visited my clinic, talked to the doctor, met a fellow intended parent who is now a friend, was burned by an agency, switched my agency, and selected an egg donor for IVF. I am also running a couple of Facebook groups of 1,000+ members, dedicated to helping intended parents. I love Mexico City and I can imagine welcoming my child there. The surrogacy picture is definitely not as rosy as what agencies like to make, but it is a good destination for intended parents who are not millionaires (if you are a millionaire, please go to the US for surrogacy). I am putting my research in this blog in the hope that other intended parents have an easier time navigating the intricacy of a surrogacy journey in Mexico.

Rick Zhang

May 12th, 2024