Mid Day reports! Shahrukh & Gauri to welcome baby - Page 3

Originally posted by: NadzGirl...

As long as the surrogate mother does not crawl back later to the family's picture, I'm fine with the whole process

Although it's a win-win situ for both, it must be really hard for a mother to give up her child isn't it? Anyways hope things work out well for the Khans

That was a traditional surrogacy where the biological parents were the surrogate mother and the father. Now with IVF, the surrogate mother is only the birth mother, not the biological one. They also go through psychological sessions to make sure they won't have issues giving up the baby. Surrogate mothers are chosen very carefully to avoid complications for all parties involved.

I think surrogacy is easier in India than the US. US has really messy laws about surrogacy--the rights, who's actually the parent..it's confusing. Surrogacy in India is a growing business, especially for foreigners because its much cheaper and laws aren't as strict. People are much smarter now and get legally binding contracts which highlight the rights of the surrogate mother in detail to avoid the mother coming back and claiming rights on the child.

Originally posted by: chocolover89

That was a traditional surrogacy where the biological parents were the surrogate mother and the father. Now with IVF, the surrogate mother is only the birth mother, not the biological one. They also go through psychological sessions to make sure they won't have issues giving up the baby. Surrogate mothers are chosen very carefully to avoid complications for all parties involved.

I think surrogacy is easier in India than the US. US has really messy laws about surrogacy--the rights, who's actually the parent..it's confusing. Surrogacy in India is a growing business, especially for foreigners because its much cheaper and laws aren't as strict. People are much smarter now and get legally binding contracts which highlight the rights of the surrogate mother in detail to avoid the mother coming back and claiming rights on the child.

I agree.

In this case, Biological father is SRK and biological mother is Gauri.
Unborn baby is later transferred( after 6 weeks?? ) in to the other womb( Surrogacy mother).


I dont even think the lady knows the baby is for Khans.

USA is pretty messed up in this case. BuT i think in India/ UK , its easy.

Woah! :O

Originally posted by: chocolover89

That was a traditional surrogacy where the biological parents were the surrogate mother and the father. Now with IVF, the surrogate mother is only the birth mother, not the biological one. They also go through psychological sessions to make sure they won't have issues giving up the baby. Surrogate mothers are chosen very carefully to avoid complications for all parties involved.

I think surrogacy is easier in India than the US. US has really messy laws about surrogacy--the rights, who's actually the parent..it's confusing. Surrogacy in India is a growing business, especially for foreigners because its much cheaper and laws aren't as strict. People are much smarter now and get legally binding contracts which highlight the rights of the surrogate mother in detail to avoid the mother coming back and claiming rights on the child.

Originally posted by: chocolover89

That was a traditional surrogacy where the biological parents were the surrogate mother and the father. Now with IVF, the surrogate mother is only the birth mother, not the biological one. They also go through psychological sessions to make sure they won't have issues giving up the baby. Surrogate mothers are chosen very carefully to avoid complications for all parties involved.

I think surrogacy is easier in India than the US. US has really messy laws about surrogacy--the rights, who's actually the parent..it's confusing. Surrogacy in India is a growing business, especially for foreigners because its much cheaper and laws aren't as strict. People are much smarter now and get legally binding contracts which highlight the rights of the surrogate mother in detail to avoid the mother coming back and claiming rights on the child.

Originally posted by: SRK-BEBO

I agree.

In this case, Biological father is SRK and biological mother is Gauri.
Unborn baby is later transferred( after 6 weeks?? ) in to the other womb( Surrogacy mother).

I dont even think the lady knows the baby is for Khans.

USA is pretty messed up in this case. BuT i think in India/ UK , its easy.

In IVF, the fertilized eggs are transferred into the uterus in about 3 days I believe.

Yeah it's possible that this is completely anonymous and the surrogate mother doesn't actually know who the parents are. It might be better that way. She is essentially supposed to carry the fertilized embryo full term and deliver the child.

oh thats very quick..

I have a weak knowledge in bio stuffs , so 😆

Originally posted by: czarcastic.

yeah..but fertility tourism is no longer as huge as it was..there was this case about the german government denying citizenship to these twins born out of surrogacy..and the surrogate mother didn't want them back..it got really messy! I don't even know what finally happened!

Yikes, that's terrible and totally heartbreaking. I hope things worked out properly and the babies actually did get to be with their parents...and weren't abandoned. 😭

Surrogacy is somewhat messy sadly because of such legal hassles. I wish it will get better as the stigma leaves...people become more accepting and thus laws will get revised.