Hi, We’re Sarah and Tyler – and We’re Hoping to Grow Our Family Through Surrogacy
We’re a couple from the Dallas area who’ve been married for 7 years and together for 11. From the very beginning of our relationship, we knew we wanted to raise a family together. We’ve built a life we love—full of family, faith, laughter, and strong friendships—and we’re ready to welcome a child into it with the help of a surrogate.
After five years of complex infertility, we’re incredibly grateful that surrogacy gives us a way to grow our family. I (Sarah) was born with a condition called a septate uterus, where a wall divides the uterus. Once discovered, we’ve spent years working with doctors, hopeful that surgeries and IVF would help us become parents. But we eventually learned it likely isn’t medically possible, or safe, for me to carry a pregnancy.
Our families and closest friends mean the world to us. Our parents live nearby and are over-the-moon excited to become grandparents. We have nieces and nephews we adore, and one of our favorite things is taking them out for ice cream or to the local arcade. Our siblings and lifelong friends are part of our everyday life, and our faith and values are what keep us grounded. We’re hoping to match with a surrogate who honors our Christian beliefs, including our decision to avoid termination and raise any child God gives us.
We really hope to build a warm and open relationship with our surrogate. We’d love to stay in touch throughout the pregnancy, check in on how she’s feeling (physically and emotionally), and celebrate sweet milestones like the baby kicking or funny cravings. If she’s comfortable, we’d love to attend a few appointments and be part of the experience in a supportive and respectful way. My hope (Sarah) is to be a source of encouragement and friendship. I have many strong female friendships, and I’d love to offer that same support throughout the journey.
In everyday life, we keep things pretty simple. We go on walks through the neighborhood, spend weekends at the farmer’s market or game nights with friends, and always have music playing around the house. Tyler is an architect who recently got to design our neighbor’s home, and I work in corporate training, helping people grow and feel confident in their careers. “We both have the flexibility to work from home as needed and plan to take as much time as possible off when our baby arrives.
Holidays are a big deal in our family—filled with food, laughter, and traditions. One of our favorites is baking a birthday cake for baby Jesus on Christmas to help kids understand the meaning of the season.
We know we’ll share some things in common with our child and others that are completely different… and that’s part of what makes this so exciting. We’re so grateful you’re considering this path and hope that if we’re the right fit, we can walk it together—with appreciation, joy, and respect every step of the way.
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