What I find really horrid about surrogacy is that it's another topic like general trans stuff where the power of biology is wilfully ignored. Everything in a birthing woman's body wants her to bond with and care for her baby once he/she has arrived. Even if it's not mentally traumatic for some women to have their babies immediately taken away at birth, it is physically traumatic. But as with sex, this biological fact is now viewed as some kind of mild inconvenience. This is also why I regard some of English/Welsh family law with intense disgust. I completely understand the need to put the best interests of a baby or child first, but we do absolutely nothing here to stop single mothers getting into a cycle of having several babies, all of which are removed. They're not considering the trauma that causes to often young and vulnerable women when they do this. I'd like to see some redirection of funds away from things like paying foster carers essentially a salary to look after children in care, towards some kind of support for mothers who need help. They're not all mad or bad, some of them only just fall short of the threshold to parent and there just aren't the resources in place to assist them to parent. It's cheaper and easier to just take the babies away and give them to someone else, which I think is draconian and in most cases, just wrong for both the baby and the parent. I don't see how the law can divorce child welfare from mother welfare in such a cold way either, I think it's more likely to be symbiotic in a lot of cases.