Open Arms Surrogacy & Egg Donation

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05/19/2026

Can we just take a moment to brag about our surrogate Alexa because WOW 😍 37 weeks + 3 days
Due 6/6/26 with baby girl 💕

Beautiful, smart, resilient, and full of heart. This journey had its ups and downs in the beginning, but she never gave up on the dream of helping someone become a parent… and now here we are 🥹

Glowing through her maternity shoot looking like an absolute goddess while carrying such a special little miracle. We are beyond grateful she chose Open Arms to walk this journey with.

Women like her remind us every single day why we do what we do 💗

Some days in this journey just feel extra special 
Today was one of them.Transfer day for Anthony & Arturo alongside the...
05/07/2026

Some days in this journey just feel extra special 
Today was one of them.

Transfer day for Anthony & Arturo alongside their incredible surrogate, Jeasanie 🤍

A day filled with hope, emotion, love, and the quiet magic of possibility.

From matching to this very moment, it takes trust, courage, teamwork, and so much heart to get here. We are honored to walk beside them through every step of this journey.

Now we wait, hope, pray… and send all the sticky baby vibes their way 🫶

05/07/2026

It takes an army to bring this little miracle into the world. 💗
It starts with one decision. One person, or two, saying: we want to be parents. The traditional path isn’t ours, but that’s not going to stop us.
The team builds from there. The right fertility doctor. The right reproductive attorney. The right agency. The right surrogate.
You don’t have to figure it out alone. That’s exactly what we’re here for. 🤍
📍 Open Arms Surrogacy 🔗

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05/06/2026

Girl, why is no one telling women about this? 💛

Okay, can we talk about the part of surrogacy nobody puts on the brochure? The money. Because women deserve to know this exists.
1. Surrogates can earn $50–70K per journey. Yep, you read that right. First-time surrogates typically start in the $50K range, and experienced surrogates women who’ve carried before can earn up to $70K. That’s not a “thank you” gift card. That’s life-changing money.
2. This isn’t payment for a baby it’s compensation for a year of her life. Let me reframe that real quick. Surrogates go through screenings, medications, appointments, a full pregnancy, and recovery. The compensation reflects the time, the body, the commitment, and the gift. It’s not transactional it’s deeply earned.
3. Imagine what that money could do. Pay off the credit cards. Wipe out the car loan. Knock down student debt. Build the emergency fund you’ve been promising yourself. Start the Roth IRA. Put a down payment on a house. This is generational-shift money for a lot of women.
4. The women who do this aren’t “in it for the money” but the money matters. Every surrogate I’ve ever met did this because she wanted to help build a family. Full stop. But pretending the financial piece doesn’t matter is silly. It’s both. It can be both. Her generosity and her future both can win.
5. Ethical agencies make sure she’s protected, paid fairly, and supported. This is where Open Arms is different. Transparent contracts, fair compensation, real support from match to delivery and beyond. No surprises, no shady fine print, no underpaying women for the most generous thing they’ll ever do.
If you’ve ever thought “I love being pregnant and I want to help a family” this might be your sign. DM us. Let’s talk. 💛

05/05/2026

If I could sit down with every baby born through surrogacy and tell them how they got here, this is what I’d say.
You wouldn’t believe the love that built you.

1. You were never an accident. You were a decision made over and over again, by a lot of people who refused to give up. Your parents kept showing up after every “no.” Your surrogate raised her hand and said yes, I’ll carry this for you. Doctors, lawyers, nurses, coordinators all of them said yes too. That’s not luck. That’s a village.
2. The word “impossible” got used a lot before you existed. Failed cycles. Hard diagnoses. Years of grief most people will never see. And somehow, every time the door closed, someone found a window. You are the proof that “impossible” is just a word we use until somebody figures it out.
3. There’s a woman who carried you who isn’t your mom and she loved you anyway. She felt your first kicks. She talked to you. She protected you for nine months knowing she was going to hand you over and that was always the plan. People who don’t understand surrogacy think that’s sad. It’s not. It’s one of the most generous things a human being can do, and she’d tell you she’d do it again.
4. Ethical surrogacy isn’t about “renting” anyone. I know you’ll hear that someday. Spare me. The way it’s supposed to work the way we do it at Open Arms is built on consent, real compensation, real medical care, real legal protection, and real relationships. Your surrogate wasn’t used. She was honored. Big difference.
5. You’re going to meet people who don’t get it. That’s okay. You don’t owe anyone an explanation for the way you came into this world. What you should know is this: you were wanted in a way most kids will never fully understand. Your story started with a whole bunch of grown-ups choosing love over easy.
You took a village, sweet baby. And every single one of us would do it all over again.

05/02/2026

the most powerful thing you can do for future-you costs less than a wedding 🥚✨
so many of us are told we have to choose: career or kids. build the life or build the family. spare me. 🙄
freezing your eggs is one of the most underrated power moves a woman can make — and nobody talks about it until it’s too late. 🥚
here are some things you may not know about egg freezing: 👇🏼
1. your egg quality drops faster than you think. fertility starts declining at 30 and drops sharply after 35. it’s not about if you can get pregnant later — it’s about how easily. freezing in your 20s or early 30s locks in your best eggs.
2. it doesn’t mean you’re “planning” to wait. life happens. you might meet your person at 38. you might want a baby at 42. you might decide later you want a surrogate to carry. frozen eggs give you options — full stop.
3. it’s a real medical process, not a vibe. ~2 weeks of hormone injections, monitoring appointments, and a quick retrieval procedure. it’s not nothing — but it’s also not as scary as the internet makes it sound.
4. the cost is dropping & more employers cover it. companies like Meta, Google, Apple, and Spotify cover egg freezing as a benefit now. always ask HR. always.
5. you’re not “betting against love” — you’re betting on yourself. freezing eggs doesn’t mean you’ve given up on the timeline you imagined. it means you refuse to let biology dictate your career, your relationships, or your peace of mind.
6. frozen eggs + surrogacy = a beautiful path. if pregnancy isn’t in the cards for you later — whether by choice, health, or circumstance your eggs + a surrogate can still bring your baby home. that’s the part nobody tells you. 💛
future-you will thank present-you. promise. ✨
if you’ve been thinking about it, talk to a fertility specialist this month. don’t “wait until next year.” 🤍
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Please help us wish a very happy birthday to our CEO & founder 🤍A woman who leads with heart, soul, and just the right a...
05/01/2026

Please help us wish a very happy birthday to our CEO & founder 🤍

A woman who leads with heart, soul, and just the right amount of “doing the most” energy!!!

Thank you for building something so meaningful, for showing up for our families and surrogates every day, and for inspiring all of us to do the same.

We’re so lucky to have you. Happy Birthday! 🎉
❤️

04/27/2026

The strength of a woman’s body never stops amazing me 🤍
Moments like this..where a doctor gently helps guide a baby into position, are a reminder of how powerful, resilient, and capable women truly are.
In surrogacy, that strength becomes a gift… helping create families and change lives forever..

There’s something so powerful about love that chooses to show up in a different way.At Open Arms Surrogacy, we witness i...
04/25/2026

There’s something so powerful about love that chooses to show up in a different way.

At Open Arms Surrogacy, we witness it every day
in the strength of women,
in the hope of intended parents,
and in the quiet, beautiful moments that change everything.

This is more than a journey.
It’s connection. It’s trust. It’s life.

Love • Care • Community💛

04/01/2026

Nobody’s talking about what happens when mom is dad too and she does it too well 💛

She had full custody. His dad was around just not enough. So she became both.
And when you’re both, you overcompensate. Not because you’re wrong. Because you love them that hard.

1. Modern masculinity isn’t confused it’s just being pulled in two directions at once. On one side, “be tough, provide, lead.” On the other, “be emotional, be soft, be present.” Her sons are sitting right in the middle of that tug-of-war, trying to figure out who they’re supposed to be. Sound familiar? Because it should.

2. Single moms who do it all accidentally teach their sons that women will do it all. She said it herself she jumped when he called. Every time. No hesitation. And she’d do it again. But there’s a cost to that. His future partner is going to ask for things she never had to ask for. And he might not know what to do with that.

3. Doing too much for your child is still doing it out of love but love needs edges. She didn’t baby him because she was weak. She did it because his dad left a gap and she refused to let her son fall into it. That’s not failure. That’s a mother filling the room. The work now is teaching him that not every room needs to be filled by someone who loves him unconditionally.

4. She’s not raising him to be soft OR hard. She’s raising him to respect a woman with a spine. That part hit. She wants him to see hustle as attractive. Ambition as a green flag. Boundaries as something to honor, not fight. That’s not progressive or conservative that’s just raising a man who won’t make some woman feel small.

5. The best thing a mother can do for her son’s future relationship is get out of the way eventually. She built the foundation. She showed up when no one else did. And now the job shifts from protecting him to preparing him. That’s the hardest handoff in parenting. And she’s doing it with her eyes open.
This weekend was proof that moms are already doing the work. The question is are we also letting go? 💛

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