Hulu's new series explores what it means to deserve to be a child's parent.
Hulu’s engrossing new drama, “Little Fires Everywhere” , gives us plenty to chew on when it comes to the policing of motherhood. But no scene captures that more viscerally than when a tearful Mia bangs on her window, screaming “You’re mine!” to her daughter, Pearl , as the teenager is lured into the arms of another mother.
“It’s tougher to separate yourself when it’s your own egg because you see the children and know that those are your genetics,” Frederick said. “It takes a really strong woman to be able to go nine months and give up her child, and that’s hard to acknowledge completely before you get pregnant.” These blurred lines when it comes to the lawful and genetic rights of the traditional surrogate is also why gestational surrogacy has become the far more accepted method. According to Emily Westerfield, director of surrogacy engagement and matching atin Ohio who is herself the surrogate of four children, gestational surrogates today go through a much lengthier process before they are even considered.
“It’s such a heavy subject,” she said. “You’re talking about human life. How can one person be able to make that decision?” “I would watch the pregnancy from a very third-party point of view,” Jarrett said. “Yes, it was me gaining the weight and having heartburn. But I knew from day one that my journey would end at month nine.”, became a first-time surrogate in March, and shared that the intended mother came to nearly all her prenatal appointments, which helped keep her at an emotional distance from the baby. “The doctor asked me pregnancy questions and asked her baby decision questions,” Wen said.
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