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Florida IVF Mixup Proves Reproductive Tech Always Puts Children Last

The biggest loser is the baby, whose life was treated as a commodity that could be implanted or thrown away at adults’ will.

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A 6-month-old baby girl conceived via in vitro fertilization and accidentally implanted in the wrong womb will be raised by the woman who birthed her instead of the biological parents who commissioned her creation, a “mutually devised custody agreement” in Florida determined this week.

The agreement, publicized on June 15, confirmed Steven Mills and Tiffany Score will “continue as the permanent custodial parents” of the unnamed baby girl despite not sharing any of her DNA. The decision comes months after the couple filed a lawsuit against the Fertility Center of Orlando after learning that the child Score gestated for nine months was not their own.

Score and Mills, a white couple who used their own sperm and eggs to commission embryos in 2020, were shocked in December 2025 when Score birthed a baby girl who was “100 percent South Asian.”

“Tragically, while both JANE DOE AND JOHN DOE are racially Caucasian, Baby Doe displayed the physical appearance of a racially non-Caucasian child,” the couple’s January 2026 lawsuit states.

Couple in IVF mix-up will keep baby that's not genetically theirs after striking deal with biological parents https://t.co/NKVoULZJSk pic.twitter.com/alqxW8AA1M— New York Post (@nypost) June 16,........

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