Canadian Surrogacy Community & Evolution Eggs

Canadian Surrogacy Community & Evolution Eggs We are a small Canadian surrogacy agency built on community, care & connection. We walk with Canadian surrogates and intended parents—every step of the way.👇

It took Adrian and Matt a move from France (surrogacy is illegal), a vision, and an unwavering belief—one they’ve share...
10/17/2025

It took Adrian and Matt a move from France (surrogacy is illegal), a vision, and an unwavering belief—one they’ve shared since they met nearly 20 years ago—that they would become parents.

And it took one incredible decision from Manon, their amazing surrogate, to make that dream come true.

Matt & Adrien saw and hear their baby’s heartbeat and it took their breath away.

We’re halfway there. 💕

The baby ultrasound is a reminder that this incredible journey through Canadian surrogacy is working—one heartbeat at a time.

As we welcome the new year, we’ll also be welcoming one of the 80th babies born through the Canadian surrogacy community.

A dream that started with two intended parents and one woman’s choice to give life.

There are 75 days left in this year—75 days to make the ultimate choice to create one of the biggest impacts possible.
Because what greater purpose could there be than helping create a family?

For moms searching for meaning, purpose, and connection, this is what it looks like. 💫

10/15/2025

Tonight, we honor the our families who carry hope and heartbreak all at once.

While we celebrate soon the eighth baby born through love and surrogacy, we also hold space for the little ones who never got to stay.

You are remembered. Always. 🕯️

All our babies are wanted and loved 🥰 even before we get to meet them.

10/12/2025

This Thanksgiving, I’m thankful for surrogacy — a path that turns hope into family.

Behind every surrogacy journey is courage, compassion, and connection. 💛

Let’s celebrate the gift of helping others experience the joy of parenthood. 🦃✨

On October 15th at 7 PM, families across the world will light candles to remember their babies gone too soon — creating ...
10/09/2025

On October 15th at 7 PM, families across the world will light candles to remember their babies gone too soon — creating a wave of light that circles the Earth. 🌍🕯️

Meaning: Because candles are lit at the same local time in each time zone, the light “travels” around the globe — creating a continuous, 24-hour wave of light that encircles the Earth.

🌸 Origin: The event began in the early 2000s and is now recognized internationally. It is part of the broader Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month (October), which was first proclaimed in the U.S. in 1988 and has since spread worldwide.

In short — the Wave of Light is a global symbol of love, remembrance, and unity. It connects grieving families across countries and time zones in a shared moment of light and reflection.

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The Wave of Light is a global remembrance event held every year on October 15th, as part of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Re...
10/09/2025

The Wave of Light is a global remembrance event held every year on October 15th, as part of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day.

Here’s what it’s about:
• 🕯️ Time: At 7:00 PM local time, people around the world light candles in memory of babies who died during pregnancy, at birth, or in infancy.
• 🌍 Meaning: Because candles are lit at the same local time in each time zone, the light “travels” around the globe — creating a continuous, 24-hour wave of light that encircles the Earth.
• 💗 Purpose: It’s a moment for families and friends to come together, honour the babies gone too soon, and show support for those touched by loss.
• 🕊️ Who participates: Parents, siblings, grandparents, extended family, friends, and even entire communities. Many hospitals, churches, and support organizations host candlelight gatherings or virtual ceremonies.
• 🌸 Origin: The event began in the early 2000s and is now recognized internationally. It is part of the broader Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month (October), which was first proclaimed in the U.S. in 1988 and has since spread worldwide.

In short — the Wave of Light is a global symbol of love, remembrance, and unity. It connects grieving families across countries and time zones in a shared moment of light and reflection.

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10/02/2025

Why would a woman want to be a surrogate? Let me explain…”

I was talking to someone who said they couldn’t believe a woman would want to be a surrogate. And I told them, I’ll prove it to you.

Every surrogate waits for that one moment—the moment we get to hand the baby back to their parents. That’s the heart of surrogacy. It’s why women choose to become a gestational carrier, why so many of us say yes to a second journey, and why we describe it as one of the most meaningful things we’ll ever do. 🥹❤️

For me, surrogacy has never been about ‘giving up’ a baby. It’s about giving back—giving back a family’s dream of parenthood, giving back hope after infertility, and giving back love that was always theirs to begin with. 🌸

That indescribable joy is the exact reason I became a surrogate again. It truly is a blessing. ✨

10/01/2025

It may take multiple takes to create a funny reel, surrogacy requires resilience to overcome challenges. Surrogacy ensures a sense of equilibrium as both positive and negative experiences are balanced out in the end.

Trust the journey.

Is it swea’ta weather where you are?

I never expected that becoming a surrogate in Canada would give me a community like this—other surrogates, intended pare...
09/27/2025

I never expected that becoming a surrogate in Canada would give me a community like this—other surrogates, intended parents, and families who have become part of my heart. ❤️

Every journey, every birth, every family created through Canadian surrogacy reminds me of the incredible gift we’re sharing. My heart is so full knowing we’re walking this road together.

As we look toward baby #100 in our surrogacy community, I feel nothing but gratitude to be part of something so much bigger than myself

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