The highest standard of care in the surrogacy industry!
Shared Conception is Texas’ Premier boutique surrogacy agency! We are a full-service, results-oriented agency that provides our clients with the highest standard of care in the surrogacy industry!
Intended Parents
Your dreams of parenthood begins NOW as you peruse our site and reality starts to set-in-you can be a parent, really. Let the dream begin!
Surrogate Mothers
Let us help you give a priceless gift in a way
only YOU can-through surrogacy!
Baby Bytes
After the birth…The (usually) untold story
Many have wondered (and this is one of our frequently asked questions) ... What happens to a surrogate mother after she delivers the baby? Honestly, she has most likely jumped back into the routine of her life with her own spouse or partner and children, and possibly...
Be “In the Know” about Surrogacy
Have you ever considered surrogacy? It is a big decision and a lot of conversations are to be had. When making this decision, it’s not just about you making the amazing decision by yourself to help create a family. It involves your support system like your children,...
Surrogacy by Design
There is a good side and a not so good side to everything in this world. Even with surrogacy. Luckily, surrogacy is growing and has some kind of positive presence in main stream media. Unfortunately, some women have used surrogacy for more reasons than just...
How Covid has Changed Surrogacy
Whether or not you are looking into surrogacy to expand your family, becoming a surrogate or you are already in the middle of a journey, the recent pandemic has changed everything in this world, including surrogacy. It is only natural to have questions about COVID-19...
Surrogacy without an Agency?
If you are contemplating becoming a surrogate, or a repeat surrogate, you may consider doing this without the support of a surrogate agency. You will still need an attorney and fertility clinic to embark on a journey – but, when learning about the matching process,...
What are the odds? Surrogates having multiples?
Historically, multiple pregnancies are not uncommon and are often associated with IVF. With advances in the study of reproductive medicine, the belief that more than one embryo should be transferred has changed. It is no longer recommended by the American Society for...