Attachment Styles in Surrogacy

Understanding emotional dynamics between gestational carriers and intended parents can make or break a match. This visual guide breaks down anxious, avoidant, and secure attachment styles—and how they often show up in third-party reproduction.

Page 1 of visual guide on attachment styles in surrogacy, describing anxious and avoidant traits in intended parents and gestational carriers
Page 2 of attachment styles in surrogacy guide, with traits of secure attachment and internal thoughts of anxious, avoidant, and secure parties
Page 3 of attachment styles in surrogacy guide, with sample scripts for anxious intended parents, avoidant gestational carriers, and secure matches

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