Surrogacy has become an increasingly accepted path to parenthood, but the psychological experience of surrogate mothers is often overlooked. This perspective paper explores surrogacy through John Bowlby’s Attachment Theory and Object Relations Theory, examining how surrogates navigate prenatal attachment while preparing to relinquish the child at birth. Research suggests most surrogate mothers manage this transition well with proper support, though some experience grief or relational conflict after delivery. By integrating psychology, neuroscience, and feminist bioethics, the paper highlights the emotional labour, ethical considerations, and relational dynamics shaping surrogacy today. 🧠 https://www.psychologs.com/attachment-styles-in-surrogate-mothers-an-opinion/ #psychology