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5 Tips for Expectant Parents Preparing to Collect and Store Their Baby’s Stem Cells

As an expectant parent, you want to do everything you can to give your child the best start in life. In this post we discuss everything you need to consider if you're thinking about storing your baby's stem cells.

Affordable Packages

Now part of the FamiCord group, we are making it our mission to make stem cell banking more affordable in the UK for more families like yourselves.

The Latest News on Cord Blood and Cellular Therapies From our Scientific Director, Dr Ann Smith

In this blog post our scientific director, Dr Ann Smith, talks us through the latest discoveries of stem cell therapy and nerve damage.

PurerMama Collaboration

Here at Smart Cells we are pleased to announce our latest collaboration with PurerMama! We are so excited to be working alongside such a wonderful company and we would like to tell you a little bit more about them.

April-May 2022 – Prize Draw Winner Announcement

Smart Cells is happy to announce the winner of the March 2022 Prize Draw

The Difference Between Baby Care in 1926 and Today

This year is a special year for the British monarchy, it’s the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee – her 70th year on the throne. With this in mind we have decided to look at how caring for babies has changed over...

Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month

May is Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month. This campaign is designed to get people talking about mental health during pregnancy and after having a baby and to raise awareness about this key topic

March 2022 – Prize Draw Winner Announcement

Smart Cells is happy to announce the winner of the March 2022 Prize Draw

Smart Cells at the Mum&Me Influencer Event

On the 28th March 2022 Smart Cells attended the Mum&Me Influencer Event at the Mere Golf Resort and Spa in Cheshire.

The Cost of Having a Baby in 2022

We have looked at the average amount of money parents in the UK spend during the first year of their baby's life.

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