Nanny to Mommy

The information in this post was sponsored by LifebankUSA. All opinions are my own.

When you are having a baby, there are so many things to consider. You read all the books and have dreams of what life will be like with a newborn. You want to protect them to the best of your abilities. You probably already know that banking your baby’s umbilical cord blood could one day help your child or a close blood relative. As you’re thinking about saving your baby’s cord blood, consider maximizing this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to protect your child’s healthy future with placenta banking as well.
 

Here’s what you need to know about the placenta and how you can collect and preserve even more potentially life-saving stem cells when your baby is born.

You can bank even more stem cells by collecting them from two usable sources of stem cell-rich blood: the umbilical cord, cord vessels, cord platelet rich plasma and the placenta. This service is called Advanced Biobanking, and it's available only from LifebankUSA. You only have one chance to collect and store the stem cells in blood from the placenta and umbilical cord. If you want to save more stem cells and have greater peace of mind, talk with your family and your doctor about the decision to save placenta blood along with cord blood before your due date so you’ll be ready.

Whether you choose placenta bank and cord blood bank or cord blood banking alone, there are many important reasons to choose LifebankUSA. LifebankUSA is the only cord blood bank that offers cord blood, placenta blood and tissue banking - and the first to release placenta-derived stem cells for a successful transplant. LifebankUSA is a technological leader that is pioneering key medical innovations in the field.
 

Have you ever considered to use a Cord Blood Bank?

Have you ever thought to use a Placenta Bank?

The information in this post was sponsored by LifebankUSA. All opinions are my own.