if i am pregnant already could I be a surrogate mother

I just found out I am pregnant 6 weeks. Would I be able to be a surrogate mother at this time and carry the baby in my womb with my own?

Reply by Rayven

What you are describing is quite impossible, via surrogacy or any other set of circumstances.

Once you are pregnant, it is impossible to conceive simultaneously. The human body is not designed for this.

If it was, then this type of situation, multiple staggered conception, would happen all over the world. Women would give birth to one baby, then the next month another, then maybe two the following month, and so on. This type of pregnancy does not occur in any species.

And assuming that science had somehow managed to thwart this rule of nature with assisted reproductive techniques, think of the logistics of the procedure. Both babies would have to be DNA tested, and the results confirmed, before either would be released to it's parents!

So, no, once pregnant, a woman is unable to become a surrogate until that pregnancy is complete. After she is completely done having her own family, she can further research surrogacy to see if she is eligible.

Best wishes.