Today modern reproductive technologies allow a single man to become a father without a partner. However, the intended father still requires an egg and a woman to carry the pregnancy. For a single man, this usually means using donor eggs and a gestational surrogate mother.
The solo father can provide his own sperm, ensuring a genetic link with the child. If one considers gestational surrogacy, the woman carrying the child does not provide an egg. The egg donor and the surrogate mother can be different women.
How Does the Process Work for a Single Man?
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) recognizes single men and same-sex male couples as categories of parents who are biologically incapable of carrying a pregnancy on their own.
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