Give Your Baby’s Stem Cells a Future

Hey Baby 4D is proud to partner with Smart Cells, the UK’s first private stem cell bank, helping expectant parents preserve their baby’s umbilical cord blood and tissue stem cells for potential future medical use.

As a Hey Baby 4D customer, you can receive an exclusive 10% discount* on selected Smart Cells stem cell banking packages.

What is Cord Blood Banking?

After your baby is born, blood remaining in the umbilical cord and placenta contains valuable haematopoietic stem cells (HSCs).

These blood-forming stem cells have been used for decades in treatments for a range of serious blood, immune system and bone marrow disorders, including certain leukaemias, lymphomas and anaemias.

Instead of the umbilical cord being discarded after birth, cord blood can be collected, processed and cryopreserved for your family’s potential future use.

The collection takes place after your baby is born and the umbilical cord has been clamped and cut, so the process does not interfere with the birth.

Why Smart Cells?

Smart Cells has been helping families preserve newborn stem cells for more than 25 years.

• The UK’s first private stem cell bank
• Over 25 years of stem cell banking experience
• Part of FamiCord Group, Europe’s largest family cord blood bank
• 1,000,000+ cord blood and tissue units stored across the FamiCord Group
• UK laboratory located near Heathrow
• Collection available at NHS and private hospitals
• Dedicated support throughout the collection process
• Samples professionally processed, tested and cryopreserved for long-term storage

Exclusive Offer for Hey Baby 4D Families

Through our partnership with Smart Cells, Hey Baby 4D customers can receive:

10% OFF* selected Smart Cells stem cell banking packages

If you’d like to learn more, submit the form and one of Smart Cells team specialists will explain the options available, with no obligation.

*10% discount is available on selected Smart Plan and Prepaid packages only. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.