Although egg donation is increasingly common, people may not know what to say if their friend or family member tells them they plan to become an egg donor. We’ve written this guide to help you avoid some awkward or unintentionally hurtful statements when talking with an egg donor, along with suggestions for how to best support them.

As you plan your journey to parenthood through egg donation, it’s important to also plan how to talk to your future child(ren) about their donor conception. There are many resources available to help start and continue these conversations with your child in age-appropriate and positive ways.

Talking to your partner about donating your eggs may feel challenging, but we’re here to help. Becoming an egg donor is a significant decision, and while it is your choice alone what to do with your body, it can affect your partner as well. Before sitting down with your significant other, consider how you might answer some of these common questions.

Receiving a donated egg from a friend or relative has its own unique considerations and challenges. In this article, we’ll discuss how this type of donor arrangement works, and what to keep in mind as you consider your options.

Our Seattle egg bank offers exceptional medical care combined with high quality donor eggs and compassionate guidance. If you’re looking for frozen donor eggs, we can help you find the best fit match for your family building needs.

What is the difference between fresh vs, frozen egg donation? The type of egg donation you choose affects timing, logistics, and compensation. Here’s your guide to comparing the two egg donation experiences.