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Achieving Happy, Healthy First Birthdays . . . And Many More Beyond

Posted: Aug 26, 2009

Helping parents protect and celebrate the health of their children is CBR’s primary mission and a driving force behind everything we do. 

Years ago, we decided to start sending every child whose cord blood is banked with us a copy of Karen Katz’s classic children’s story, “Where Is Baby’s Belly Button?” on his or her first birthday.  It’s a tradition that serves as a reminder to us – and to our clients – about what makes CBR unique.

This year we decided to take this tradition one step further.  Since our inception, a driving force of our culture has been to “give back” to the communities we serve.  It is in this spirit that we are pleased to announce a new partnership we have formed with First Candle, a leading national nonprofit organization focused on promoting safe pregnancies and the survival of babies through the first years of life.

In recognition of our common goal – ensuring that more babies achieve a happy, healthy first birthday – CBR is making an annual donation to First Candle in celebration of our clients' first birthdays.  Our contribution is intended to highlight the great work that First Candle does as well as to recognize the work that is still left to do.

First Candle provides a wealth of resources for new and expectant parents during pregnancy and after delivery as well as a wide range of information for nurses and other healthcare providers.  For more information about First Candle, you can visit their Website at http://www.firstcandle.org/

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