← All episodes

Fathernetics · Dad Hero Stories

Inside the Mind of a Multi-Time Surrogate with Tammy | Oak Surrogacy

November 20, 2025

surrogacyintendedally
Episode artwork

In this episode of Fathernetics, we talk with Tammy — founder of Oak Surrogacy in Canada, and a woman who has been a surrogate multiple times herself. Tammy brings a rare perspective to the conversation, sharing both her personal experiences as a surrogate and her professional role guiding intended parents and surrogates through the journey of family building.

She discusses the emotional and practical realities of being a surrogate, the importance of trust and communication, and how her agency connects families from all backgrounds — LGBTQ+, single parents, and traditional couples alike. Tammy’s insights shed light on the heart of surrogacy: generosity, resilience, and the creation of families filled with love.

Whether you’re an intended parent, considering becoming a surrogate, or simply curious about how the process works, this episode provides valuable knowledge from someone who truly understands both sides of the experience.

✨ Subscribe to Fathernetics for more conversations with dads, parents, surrogates, and allies shaping the meaning of family today.

Listen to this episode

Featured voice

About the guest: Inside the Mind of a Multi-Time Surrogate with Tammy | Oak Surrogacy

Read the original episode notes ↗

Episode overview

In this episode of Fathernetics , we talk with Tammy — founder of Oak Surrogacy in Canada, and a woman who has been a surrogate multiple times herself. Tammy brings a rare perspective to the conversation, sharing both her personal experiences as a surrogate and her professional role guiding intended parents and surrogates through the journey of family building. She discusses the emotional and practical realities of being a surrogate, the importance of trust and communication, and how her agency connects families from all backgrounds — LGBTQ+, s

Key conversation topics

Related episodes

Support Fathernetics on Buy Me a Coffee ↗