Surrogacy was once viewed as an expensive, last-resort option for families desperate to have children but unable to, often glamourized by celebrities — Kim and Khloé Kardashian, Andy Cohen, Anderson Cooper, and Jimmy Fallon all used surrogates.

It’s an emotionally and financially draining — and often complex — journey, as demonstrated with the recent headline-making McKenna West news: the surrogate from Alaska who refused to terminate the pregnancy of the couple whose baby she was carrying and is currently in court because of it.

Today, surrogacy is legal in 48 states and the District of Columbia (still illegal in Louisiana and Nebraska), with…

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