A surrogacy agency’s marketing language offers a window into how the industry frame reproduction in commercial terms.
The agency drew wider attention after social media users began scrutinizing its website, with the discussion going viral online. Its materials include a series of “guarantees,” including a clause stating that if a child dies within the first two years of life, the process may be restarted at no additional cost.
The company also promotes advanced reproductive technologies and genetic selection options, including what it describes as “super baby” outcomes.
These elements raise concerns about the way surrogacy is shifting toward a business model in which children and pregnancy are increasingly treated as commodities.