Do I need to have had a baby before becoming a surrogate?

A previous healthy pregnancy and birth is the most common requirement, and many clinics strongly prefer it. In some cases women without a prior pregnancy can be considered, with extra screening and the right clinic fit.

By Robyn Price

A previous healthy pregnancy and birth is the most common requirement, and many clinics strongly prefer it. In some cases women without a prior pregnancy can be considered, with extra screening and the right clinic fit.

A prior pregnancy shows your body can carry to term, and it means you understand what pregnancy and birth feel like before doing it for someone else.

Read more: Becoming a Surrogate in Canada.

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