In 2019, two Californian couples discovered they were raising each other’s children after an IVF mix-up. The parents eventually decided to switch their baby girls back when they were six months old.

The mix-up, which took place during a routine embryo implantation procedure, came to light in February 2025 when the birth parents sought to transfer their remaining embryos to another clinic and ...

The rare incident has sparked questions about the baby’s legal parentage in Australia. Let’s take a closer look. Monash IVF in Brisbane, Queensland, accidentally mixed up embryos, leading to a woman ...

An IVF blunder in Australia led a woman to give birth to another couple's baby. The fertility clinic mixed up the embryos of the two couples and planted the wrong one in the birth mother. The baby was ...

The clinic expressed deep regret and is investigating; no details about the affected families or the baby's custody have been made public. According to the clinic, the mix-up was discovered in ...

A WOMAN has given birth to someone else's baby after an IVF clinic mixed up embryos. The mum had another woman's embryo accidentally implanted in her at Monash IVF in Brisbane, Queensland.

A woman in Australia unknowingly gave birth to a stranger’s baby after she received another patient's embryo from her at an in vitro fertilization clinic due to "human error,” the clinic said. The mix ...

Video / NZ Herald, AFP A Brisbane woman has recently discovered that she gave birth to a stranger’s baby after a leading ... in the US has been forced to give up the child she carried to term ...

An Australian IVF clinic has apologised after a Brisbane woman gave birth to stranger’s baby as a result of an embryo mix-up. Picture: iStock The woman unknowingly carried, and later gave birth ...