With the critically rapid development of technology， artificial uterus parenting technology has gradually become a reality. While helping couples who have difficulty in natural childbearing achieve their reproductive wishes， the technology faces a series of ethical dilemmas in terms of the health of fetus and mother， bioethics， family and society. To solve the dilemmas， it is necessary to strike a balance between life right and social responsibility and between the technological rationality and moral rationality， to improve relevant laws and regulations and strengthen its ethical supervision， and to enhance ethical education and public ideological guidance， all of which can ensure the orderly use of the technology within a scientific and ethical scope.