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6 TIPS TO PREPARE YOURSELF FOR MOTHERHOOD
There’s a beautiful baby on the way, and you and your partner are getting ready for parenthood – but you have no idea where to begin! Don’t panic – this is completely normal, and almost no one has any idea what they are in for when they first start this [...]
8 QUESTIONS TO ASK WHEN CHOOSING A CORD BLOOD BANK FOR YOUR FAMILY
Cord Blood Banking sounds like a daunting process, but it’s also one that could potentially save the lives of your children and loved ones in the future, so making sure the right choice of cord blood stem cells, here are the 8 frequently asked questions – and answers. QUESTION #1. [...]
Your Ultimate Guide to the Third Trimester of Pregnancy
Having a baby is a major commitment. With a baby to nurture, you can be sure that many changes will take place in your life. No one said being a mother is going to be easy, but it doesn’t have to be a nightmare as well! By making the necessary [...]
Banking Cord Blood and Cord Tissue: How does it work, and what does it mean for me and my baby?
Cord blood transplants have been around for more than 30 years1 with Cord blood being used in over 40,000 transplants2 globally, but parents are still learning about the life-long benefits of banking their baby’s precious Cord Blood and Cord Tissue. As parents, we will do anything in our power to protect the [...]
4 Questions To Ask Before Giving Birth
So, your estimated due date is closing in, and despite having all this time to prepare you still have multiple questions about the impending birth – and what happens afterwards. You’re not alone! The process of having a baby can be overwhelming, and we’re often faced with many decisions we [...]
5 COMMON MYTHS ABOUT CORD BLOOD BANKING
Cord blood banking is one of the most exciting medical developments in the last decade. However, as it can be relatively new to most parents, there are a lot of misconceptions about this state-of-the-art technology. If you’ve heard about the benefits of banking your baby’s umbilical cord but aren’t quite [...]
