Have you preserved your baby's umbilical cord stem cells? Why? the question of the week

As you know, every week we ask you a question so that you answer it in our Answers section and vote for the responses of other users.

This week, we ask you a question that will come in handy to those who are considering the possibility of preserving stem cells from the umbilical cord when your baby is born. Tell us if you have done it or you plan to do it and what has motivated your decision, whether by itself or not. Answer by clicking on the following question:

Have you preserved your baby's umbilical cord stem cells? Why?

Last week's question

Last Wednesday we asked you if people intrude on your face as a mother / father, something quite common and that tends to bother our parents a lot. The most voted answer was that of nymph032001 that told us:

It is obvious that yes. The question is: have we ever meddled in the face of another person's father / mother?

And it is that with the upbringing it is difficult to remain silent, because one has the feeling that if that little person is silent, he will be harmed, the grandmother who really believes that his grandson should cry for the sake of his lungs will feel distressed to see how you don't let him cry, and the mother like us who think that letting a child cry is cruel we suffer when we see a mother let her cry and bite her tongue is complicated so that something, more or less indirectly, we usually drop.

On the other hand when you give your opinion on parenting automatically those who do not do it as you feel offended because they interpret that you are telling them that they do it badly, well, obviously if I thought that the best is what they do they would do like them, but this happens in reverse, that is, they will think that what I do is not the best, because the bad thing about this matter is when you do not do what you believe best for your children. Some at the bottom of their hearts know that they are not doing their best and feel guilty, and blame it on others. I do not feel guilty for taking my son in my arms because I know that I am doing my best, guilt is a feeling that in its right measure (such as fear, nerves, etc.) is useful because it warns us that the path that we are taking it may not be the right one (or at least it does not convince us at all), so to blame you have to listen to it even a little.

So it is almost inevitable to get involved even indirectly in the upbringing of others, what you have to have is security in what you do, if you really think you are doing your best you should not feel guilty and the comments should not affect us more than for "weigh yourself".

Now the new question for this week is now available and remember that you have a week to answer it. Please do so in the "Answers" section and not responding to this entry. We know that we repeat ourselves, but if you answer here we cannot take them into account for next week.