I want a baby girl and for some reasons best known to us and doctors advice, i don't want my wife to get pregnant again. can i get a surrogate mother here in Nigeria and what are the cost and processes. Is it also legal in our society?

We talked about adopting but i felt we will not feel that fulfillment as our child. Don't get me wrong, i love other people but your blood is your blood. i take care of other people children in whatever way i can?

please, i need to know.

You can contact fertility clinics. That's where you can get first hand info about surrogacy. Some have surrogates on waiting lists. I don't think it is illegal

Yep

Women are trying o... I'll have to give it to them.. Cuz me I can't imagine myself carrying a baby for 9months in my belly...shout-out to all mothers out there

Yeah, blood is blood. But, will your wife feel so, considering that she didn't actually birth the baby? There is always the risk of emotional difficulties with surrogacy and adoption.

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This is funny

Not legal in nigeria. But babes plenty wey go do am as long as money is involved

Interesting thread.

Never heard of anyone who got their child(ren) through Surrogacy in Nigeria. Like the first reply you got, go to standard fertility clinics and make your enquiry.


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osomegbe:
I want a baby girl and for some reasons best known to us and doctors advice, i don't want my wife to get pregnant again. can i get a surrogate mother here in Nigeria and what are the cost and processes. Is it also legal in our society?

We talked about adopting but i felt we will not feel that fulfillment as our child. Don't get me wrong, i love other people but your blood is your blood. i take care of other people children in whatever way i can?

please, i need to know.

Contact SAVE A LIFE HOSPITAL, Stadium Road, Port Harcourt

Go to fertility clinics, they have surrogate mothers.
It is part of their services.

Nordica Lagos

ednut1:
Not legal in nigeria. But babes plenty wey go do am as long as money is involved

...Nigeria...

This guy is funny. You're a clean example of a heavily influenced chap (Western media influenced, pop culture, literature, Hollywood).

Have you taken enough time to ponder on what surrogacy really is? The compliance, the risk of becoming a root to the end of your marriage, etc.?

If you want another child and don't want adoption, simply get her pregnant. Simple. If you don't want her pregnant based on medical grounds, I understand. If it's cos you(or she) don't want her banging shape 'lost' then be honest with yourselves and don't go that route.

It is not as simple as it looks on the surface.

If like me you have never heard the word Surrogacy make we gather here.

All pikin na pikin .. don't get me wrong.. but why exactly are you bent on having a baby girl. It's odd in the Nigerian marital atmosphere to want a baby girl at all cost

Then tell ur wife to marry a woman for herself.since u cant go for a second wife...which automatically makes her the mother of the child.

Myzteriouz:
Nordica Lagos

Really?


I still doubt if surrogacy will work in this part of the world considering family influence in marriages and will the family of the surrogate mother not interfere if they got to know about such arrangement? Even will the surrogate mother keep to terms of agreement and not want to play a part in the child's life?

Not sure our society is mature for such cos we still hold importance of marriage in high pedestal.

osomegbe:
I want a baby girl and for some reasons best known to us and doctors advice, i don't want my wife to get pregnant again. can i get a surrogate mother here in Nigeria and what are the cost and processes. Is it also legal in our society?

We talked about adopting but i felt we will not feel that fulfillment as our child. Don't get me wrong, i love other people but your blood is your blood. i take care of other people children in whatever way i can?

please, i need to know.

Contact fertility clinics. But, your Tradition will play an important role in this. Before you proceed, ask elders in your community what the tradition says about it. Don't put both the baby and your wife in future problem.

osomegbe:
I want a baby girl and for some reasons best known to us and doctors advice, i don't want my wife to get pregnant again. can i get a surrogate mother here in Nigeria and what are the cost and processes. Is it also legal in our society?

We talked about adopting but i felt we will not feel that fulfillment as our child. Don't get me wrong, i love other people but your blood is your blood. i take care of other people children in whatever way i can?

please, i need to know.

Try it here and end up having a 2nd Wife....

Most Nigerian girls are deceptive

Good thread.

osomegbe:
I want a baby girl and for some reasons best known to us and doctors advice, i don't want my wife to get pregnant again. can i get a surrogate mother here in Nigeria and what are the cost and processes. Is it also legal in our society?

We talked about adopting but i felt we will not feel that fulfillment as our child. Don't get me wrong, i love other people but your blood is your blood. i take care of other people children in whatever way i can?

please, i need to know.

I have a very strong feeling that if you adopt, from the first day you hold the baby in your arms, you will feel veryyyy blood connected.

obataokenwa:
Contact SAVE A LIFE HOSPITAL, Stadium Road, Port Harcourt

What kind of hospital name is that? Sounds like a baby factory

7Alexander:
Yeah, blood is blood. But, will your wife feel so, considering that she didn't actually birth the baby?

abi ooo

GrammarNazi1:

...Nigeria...

get a life dude

oshe11:
Try it here and end up having a 2nd Wife....

Most Nigerian girls are deceptive

My thoughts

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