Fashion Blogger Nancie Mwai and her Maternity Style
When award-winning Kenyan fashion and lifestyle blogger Nancie Mwai was pregnant, I often liked checking into her blog to see what she was wearing....
My Struggle with Infertility, a Broken Marriage, Prostitution, Drugs and Alcohol...
I recently met one amazing lady who shared her life's journey with me. As I listened to her story, I was amazed at how...
Birth to Death on NTV: Maternal Mortality in Northern Kenya –...
Did you catch the very informative piece by Rose Wangui of NTV titled ‘Birth to Death’ -part 1 last Sunday where she focused on...
Why Is it Important to Have Family Traditions?
My mother-in-law has an interesting family tradition. Each month, she celebrates each of her children’s, their spouses, and her grandchildren’s birthdays in a special...
Why are Tomatoes in Nairobi Selling so Expensively Lately?
Haiya! Moms how much are you buying your tomatoes for?
For the last three or so weeks the prices of tomatoes have not been very...
She Quit Her Airline Job to Start a School – Caroline...
Have you ever battled with the decision of whether to quit your job or stay on? What then stops you? Fear? Uncertainty? Lack of...
Motherhood Notes from a Kenyan Mom in the Diaspora: Weaning Lema...
Nabubwaya Chambers was born and bred in Kenya, but she is today raising her family in Texas, USA where she has been living for...
Melvin Barongo Talks About her Life with Fistula for the Last...
Remember there was a free fistula medical camp being advertised on television a few weeks back in July? The camp was organized and supported...
Introducing Nabubwaya Chambers, a Kenyan Mom (by birth) Raising her Family...
I’d like to introduce you to a Mummy Tales reader who will be regularly contributing posts here. She is Nabubwaya Chambers, a Kenyan married...
Why You’ll Never See Adverts for Infant Formula Milk in Kenya
Have you ever seen adverts for infant formula milk, breastfeeding bottles, bottle teats, artificial nipples, pacifiers, powdered milk or complimentary feeds for babies below...






































