To thrive as a Surrogate, you need excellent physical health, a strong understanding of the surrogacy process, and often prior childbirth experience. While most surrogacy agencies require medical screenings and background checks, some may also provide training on legal, medical, and psychological topics related to surrogacy. Compassion, clear communication, and emotional resilience are standout soft skills for supporting intended parents and managing the journey. These abilities are critical to ensure a positive surrogacy experience, foster trust, and maintain the health and wellbeing of all parties involved.