Abortion opponents are pushing to have some states recognize that embryos are persons and that could change how these embryos are used and disposed. [At Nightlight we do believe that embryos are human beings at their earliest stage of development. This is why we apply the best practices of adoption to the process of placing […]

It is estimated that between 10-15% of couples struggle with infertility. After trying to conceive and failing, these couples often seek methods like in vitro fertilization, (IVF) or look into adoption. A local [Dayton]couple used a different option.

Embryo Adoption is more cost-effective IVF treatment. It’s an option for couples struggling with infertility that’s been around for decades, but embryo adoption is still relatively unheard of even though it’s among the more affordable options. Elizabeth and Marty Wilson chose embryo adoption and couldn’t be happier. Get the full story at Denver7 abcNEWS.

St. Louis-area family shares story as embryo adoption gains popularity “We feel we’re the most blessed parents in the world, we have four amazing kids,” said Victoria McCall. But their youngest daughter Jewel was adopted as an embryo. The embryo was frozen for four years before the McCalls went through the process of adoption with […]

After failed fertility treatments, a Kodiak couple adopted an embryo - As in vitro fertilization becomes more widespread, the number of spare embryos rises. Giving birth with donated embryos is becoming more popular, especially among couples who are struggling with infertility but still want to experience parenthood.

Texas families turn to alternative methods to have children as birthrates decline and pregnancy-related mortality increases - An Austin couple call their five-year-old daughter Ave a miracle. Tami carried her in her uterus and gave birth to her, but Ave is not their biological child. The Kagys adopted her embryo.

National Infertility Awareness Week - Snowflake Adoption: Learn more about ‘snowflake’ adoption with Nightlight Christian Adoptions and the very first family created by this method of adoption!

The Roshons are a happy family of three. Their son, Ben, is two years old, and the family is still growing. Jennifer Roshon is 20 weeks pregnant, and she is thrilled to soon be a mom of two, even if it is happening later in life than she expected.

A Northern Kentucky couple who once thought they would never be able to have children is now a family-of-four thanks to a procedure that’s still fairly uncommon.

The U.S. Supreme Court on December 1, 2021, is scheduled to hear a landmark case by a Formerly Frozen Embryo, Hannah S., now age 22. Hannah argues Roe v. Wade Should be Overturned, according to her attorney Allan Parker.