FEATURED PROJECTIsabela Samora is a mom-to-be. She is currently 34 weeks pregnant, and she and I have been exchanging mommy banter on social media. I wanted to know what her experience during pregnancy has been and here’s her story: Image Courtesy of Madame Noire.
FEATURED PROJECTTracy and Mark had been trying for a baby for over 2 years. The arrival of their bundle of joy was the happiest moment of their lives. But nothing could have prepared them for the devastation that was Postpartum Depression. Tracy shares their story. Image Courtesy of Mother’s Wellness Doula .
FEATURED PROJECTSerah is an event organiser. Her days, and especially weekends are always packed with activity. This mama, however, always has time for her little girl and her husband. Let us see how she does it all. Image Courtesy of MirzelayArt .
FEATURED PROJECTI am humbled to announce that we have been nominated for the Kenya Blog Awards 2013 for the Best New Blog category. If it were not for the support from all of you, our readers and contributors, we wouldn’t have come this far.
FEATURED PROJECTWhen Josephine was growing up, she and her siblings used to play school. She loved being a teacher. A young girl’s dream came true and there’s nothing she loves more than teaching. That and raising her family. Josephine is the mama we are featuring today. Image Courtesy of sketches and scribbles (reloaded) .
FEATURED PROJECTI love going to the market. Mostly because I enjoy shopping for vegetables. But even more than this, I get to chat the mamas in the market. Yesterday, I got to talk to Sarah, who shared her worries concerning the elections. Hers is the story we are featuring this week. Image Courtesy of Katie M. Berggren.
FEATURED PROJECTAnn is a single mum of 2 (girl and boy 8 and 7 respectively). She is an administrator in the Real Estate sector. Over and above this, she creates hand-woven floor mats, carpets and rugs! She is our Featured Mom this week.
FEATURED PROJECTWe at Kenyan Mom believe in child and maternal health care. I came across the Chase Group Foundation last week, and what caught my eye is their current campaign dubbed Stand Up For African Mothers, which they are carrying out in partnership with AMREF.
FEATURED PROJECTPoshia is a mother to six year old girl, Faith. Motherhood is her first job, she claims. She is a public relations officer and social media strategist by profession. She is also a communications final year student at Daystar University. Poshia is our Featured Mom this week.
FEATURED PROJECTJackie and I met to discuss business. I however ended up getting parenting advise from this mama, who, believe me, can literally take you to school on parenting. Take a look at the tips I got from her. Image Courtesy of Cornerstone Christian Bookstore.
FEATURED PROJECTYou’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a million times. However, until you have lived with a disability or known someone living with one, whether physical or mental, then you can never say you understand what it takes or know what it feels like.
FEATURED PROJECTToday’s Feature is dedicated to the moms of Pumwani Maternity Hospital. Where I spent my Jamuhuri Holiday. I did tell you, in detail, that I planned to visit the moms.
FEATURED PROJECTSienna is well known in the twitter circles. She is the mom to a beautiful baby girl whom we have all come to know as ‘Junebug’. I, like most of you, have always been curious as to the story behind the name ‘Junebug’. Sienna finally lets us in on the secret! .
FEATURED PROJECTWhile I call this narration ‘Triumphs’ it is really more like little every day victories of Nancy Mwenja, a soon to be married step-mom of 2 children. Forget everything you have heard about step-moms. This one blew my mind away. Image Courtesy of BBC.
FEATURED PROJECTJacintah Mwangi is a stay-at-home (by choice) mom of 3 children. This mama chose to quit her lucrative secretarial job to bring up her family. ‘Work can wait’, She says . Image Courtesy of The metropolitan Museum Of Art.
FEATURED PROJECTI receive the most touching stories by moms. Their experiences as they go about their day to day lives and how these experiences change them. Mehak shared this one with me and I am sharing it with you hoping it inspires you as much as it did me. Image Courtesy Appleton Compassion.
FEATURED PROJECTJoy Mureithi is a single mom of 2 girls and an Insurance Sales Executive. Hers is what you call a hectic day but she is your typical mom. Takes it all in stride! Today we are learning from her . Image Courtesy of Sherryn Daniel’s Blog .
FEATURED PROJECTThis week, we talk to Norie Ngunjiri, a mom of one little girl and a kindergarten teacher. For this mom-teacher, her class constitutes her other children! Here’s her story .
FEATURED PROJECTToday’s Featured Mama expresses herself best with poetry. She is a blogger at Follow Your Shadow. She has gracefully allowed us to re-publish this beautiful poem. Image Courtesy of Ed Parton
FEATURED PROJECTI always say, it does not matter the background, tribe, religion or color. A mom is a mom is a mom. Yesterday I spent the morning and a better part of the afternoon with our Featured Mom, Anastasia Ochango, a Street Mom of 4 children. This is the story she had to share with me.
FEATURED PROJECTWe caught up with this Kenyan Mom in her home ground, Nyeri. She is a single super mom of one, 4 year old boy, Ryan. She is not only employed but runs a couple of businesses! Give it up for our Super Featured Mom of the week, Angie Ndung’u .
FEATURED PROJECTMargaret is a single mom of 2. Her 2 children, Eunice, who is 12 years old and Jack who is 7 are already used to this routine. They know mom has to work hard and they pitch in whenever possible…. Image Courtesy of Mohaart
FEATURED PROJECTThe Kenyan Mom is on a roll with Mommy Lawyers! Meet Susan Mukindia. A highly motivated lawyer who believes in women empowerment through women loving and building each other up. Read her here.
FEATURED PROJECTWelcome to The Kenyan Mom where we Share, Learn, Inspire and Get Inspired. We would love to hear from you. Drop me a line here .
FEATURED PROJECTThis Kenyan mom and wife is a full-time mom to a lovely 5month old daughter. But wait, she is awaiting admission to the Roll of Advocates. Meanwhile? She runs a business, Le Magnifique where she is a pro at organizing events! She is our Featured Mom .
FEATURED PROJECTEver wondered how life is for a stay-at-home/work-at-home mom? Think life may be a little lenient for these awesome moms? Our Featured Mom of the Week. Lilian is a mother of one girl, 2years 8months, a wife, and a stay at home mom. She is our Featured Mom.
FEATURED PROJECTGathoni Kimuyu, a 27 year old single mom of a lovely girl, Milan is currently a PR/Communications Manager at Mohazo Limited and an actress on Machachari and enjoys cooking, poetry, hip-hop, watching football, writing, picnicking & doesn’t mind indulging a good book.
FEATURED PROJECTWant to be featured on Kenyan Mom? Easy. We have our exciting column, The Mom Life a publication of The Kenyan Mom. It seeks to engage moms into sharing their experiences with other moms. Answer a few quick fire session questions . You stand to win a Kenyan Mom gift hamper.
FEATURED PROJECTJoin the KM Club and meet with other moms as we tell our stories, exchange tips on the latest mom trends, share ideas on how to make an extra living and so much more.
The Kenyan Mom platform seeks to unite all mothers in Kenya. It is an avenue for mothers to share, learn, be inspired, inspire and get advice regarding any issue Moms face in the quest to provide the best for their children. While moms get to be featured in The Mom Life, and join the KM Club, the children get to join The Kids Book Club for fun activities, including reading!
read moreHelp your little one register for the Kids Book Club. What better way to promote reading for our children than getting them together in a tent and exchanging books while they sit and read for each other or alone? It is said that ‘children learn to read at the laps of their parents’. We want our children to enjoy reading and writing, hence giving them space in our portal.
read moreThe Mom Life is a weekly publication of The Kenyan Mom, that encourages moms to share their experiences with each other. You too can participate in this lively column by answering a few questions, which will then be published and you will appear as a featured mom on our portal. Let us Share, Learn, Inspire and Get Inspired together.
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