Managing high blood pressure in pregnancy in Kenya
High blood pressure in pregnancy can be fatal for a mother and her unborn baby if not properly managed. There are several cases that...
Common fears that first time dads in Kenya face when partners are Pregnant
As soon tests for pregnancy are confirmed to be positive, many Kenyan dads begin to feel the pressure to participate in the journey and...
Safety of Mum and Unborn Baby
THE LONG HOLIDAY DRIVE: SAFETY ON OUR ROADS
December holidays are here again. This is a time when everyone thinks about spending time with their...
Introducing a New Baby
On getting home with the new baby, my friend’s older son stared at the little baby for a long time. He then thoughtfully asked...
Twin Pregnancy: What you should expect
Having twins is a blessing but it can also come with its share of anxiety as parents try to imagine the journey ahead of...
Baby’s umbilical cord is around the neck. Is my baby safe?
A quick check on social media groups frequented by pregnant mums and new mothers in Kenya reveal a common occurrence of babies being born...
Carrying Out a Background Check on Your Prospective Nanny
Conducting a background check before you extend an official offer to your prospective nanny ensures that you are bringing a trustworthy caretaker into your...
The Employer’s Responsibilities
Most people in Kenya do not take the task of employing a nanny seriously and will offer ‘casual’ kind of employment to the first...
Pregnancy Stretch Marks: What to do?
For many pregnant women here in Kenya, physical changes in the body is the norm with the most common being the appearance of stretch...
“Pregnant” Kenyan Dads: Do’s and Don’ts during pregnancy
Pregnancy is a very delicate time for most women and it is common for them to rely on their partner more than ever. It...