Who We Are

We have genuinely lived it

Several PuhuSpring team members have personally been through overseas assisted reproduction and surrogacy — choosing clinics, the embryo stage, communicating with a surrogate, waiting through pregnancy, the birth, documentation and a long flight home.

We know intended parents usually need more than a list of agencies — they need someone who understands:

• The unease of waiting for embryo results
• The anticipation around transfer
• The confusion of dense English or Spanish paperwork
• The tension when something goes wrong in pregnancy
• The anxiety of feeling unprepared before the birth
• The exhaustion of caring for a newborn alone abroad
• The pressure of an unfixed return date while documents are pending

We take transparency seriously

We work to distinguish:

• Facts already confirmed
• Questions still needing a doctor or lawyer
• Additional costs that may arise
• Risks that can be avoided in advance
• Things that cannot be predicted or promised

We respect professional boundaries

PuhuSpring provides consultation, coordination and experience-based support, but does not replace:

• Reproductive medicine physicians
• Obstetricians and pediatricians
• Independent practicing lawyers
• Governments and consulates
• Insurance institutions
• Qualified translators and notaries

We respect everyone involved

We respect intended parents' wish to build a family, and equally the health, privacy, informed consent and basic rights of donors, surrogates and children.

We will not describe surrogacy as simply buying an outcome, nor promise guaranteed success, a guaranteed healthy baby, or completion within a fixed period.

We offer companionship grounded in reality

PuhuSpring does not try to erase worry with exaggerated promises. In a complex process, we help intended parents:

• Spot problems earlier
• Compare options more clearly
• Review costs and contracts more carefully
• Communicate more effectively with professionals
• Make better-informed decisions at key moments