Surrogate Children explores the legal, medical, financial, emotional, ethical, and family realities surrounding surrogacy. It looks beyond the promise of creating a family to examine the difficult questions involving surrogate mothers, intended parents, children, custody, identity, cross-border arrangements, privacy, donor conception, disability, multiple births, abandonment, and child welfare. The book also considers real-life situations, ethical debates, and cultural perspectives to help readers better understand the complex world of surrogacy.
Surrogate Children explores the legal, medical, financial, emotional, ethical, and family realities surrounding surrogacy. It looks beyond the promise of creating a family to examine the difficult questions involving surrogate mothers, intended parents, children, custody, identity, cross-border arrangements, privacy, donor conception, disability, multiple births, abandonment, and child welfare. The book also considers real-life situations, ethical debates, and cultural perspectives to help readers better understand the complex world of surrogacy.
