Surrogacy is often misunderstood. At Lifis, we’re committed to providing clear, compassionate information that replaces misconceptions with truth and understanding. Here are some of the most common myths — and the facts behind them.

Myth 1: Surrogates Give Away Their Own Babies
Fact: In gestational surrogacy, the surrogate has no genetic link to the child. She carries the baby for the intended parents, and legal agreements ensure that parental rights belong to them from the start.

Myth 2: Surrogacy Is Only for the Wealthy
Fact: While surrogacy involves significant costs, many programs — including Lifis — offer flexible plans and financial guidance to make the process more accessible for families worldwide.

Myth 3: Surrogates Are Exploited or Pressured
Fact: Ethical agencies like Lifis follow strict screening, consent, and compensation guidelines. Surrogates join voluntarily, with full emotional and legal support throughout the journey.

Myth 4: Surrogacy Is Illegal Everywhere
Fact: Surrogacy laws vary by country and region. Lifis operates only within legal frameworks, ensuring all arrangements are fully compliant and transparent.

Myth 5: Surrogates Become Emotionally Attached and Refuse to Let Go
Fact: Emotional bonds are natural, but surrogates are well-prepared psychologically. With proper counseling and understanding, most surrogates describe the experience as joyful and fulfilling — helping another family grow.

At Lifis, we believe that knowledge replaces fear. By addressing these myths, we empower intended parents and surrogates to begin their journey with confidence, trust, and compassion.