Samantha Wyant is one of our incredible Journey Coordinators. She is a mother, an experienced surrogate, and holds a degree in Journalism from Indiana University Bloomington. Samantha’s background in communication and her deep-rooted passion for helping others shine through in her role of supporting both gestational carriers and intended parents.

Samantha works closely with families to ensure their journeys move forward smoothly, checking in with parents and surrogates and coordinating every step of their journey. She’s a constant source of reassurance and guidance for everyone involved, and her attention to detail and heartfelt care make her a vital part of each surrogacy story.

Samantha’s strong belief that everyone who wishes to be a parent deserves the chance to be one. Her own journey fulfilled a dream for her intended parents and transformed her life. Samantha is passionate about walking alongside others through this deeply personal journey. She loves witnessing the joy on the faces of intended parents when their dream finally becomes a reality, and she considers it a true privilege to be part of that special life-transforming moment.

Outside of work, Samantha loves traveling, coordinating trips, and spending time with her family. She brings a compassionate, experienced, and thoughtful approach to everything she does, and is ready to help you through every step of your surrogacy journey.

Q & A with Samantha

Q: Why Did You (Samantha) Become a Surrogate?

A: I became a surrogate because I wanted to help another family have a child. I truly believe that anyone who wants to be a parent should have that opportunity. My own family has experienced loss due to fertility struggles, and it meant so much to be able to support another family in such a meaningful way.

Q: In just a few sentences, describe what being a surrogate has meant in your life.

A: Surrogacy changed my life just as much as it changed my intended parents’ lives. Seeing the joy in their eyes when they met their daughter for the first time is something I’ll never forget. We’ve kept in touch, built a friendship, and I still love watching their daughter grow. It was an emotional and rewarding experience I will always carry with me.

Q: What piece of advice (or top 3 pieces of advice) would you give to someone who is becoming a surrogate?

A: Do your research. Understand every step of the process before you begin.

Go into your match call prepared. Make sure you agree on the important things and that your visions align.

Be patient. The process can feel slow at times, but once it gets going, it flies by. Trust your coordinators, they’re there to support you the whole way.

Q: What piece of advice (or top 3 pieces of advice) would you give to someone who is growing their own family through surrogacy?

A: Be present, open, and kind. This journey is emotional for everyone involved, and having a good connection with your surrogate can make it even more meaningful. Build that relationship if it happens naturally, and lean on your coordinators for support; they’re here to help guide you every step of the way.

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