Truth About Visiting The Village During Holidays

So, your folks have been calling, asking when you’re finally coming ‘home’ for the holidays. That trip to the village is a beautiful tradition, but the reality? Si rahisi. This is the real, unspoken story behind those festive journeys. We’re talking about the pressure, the expectations, and the pure joy that makes it all worthwhile. … Read more

Nairobi Kids: What Has Changed?

Remember when Nairobi kids spent afternoons climbing trees and playing ‘kati’? Today, you’re more likely to see them glued to a tablet. This article explores that exact shift—how childhood in our city has transformed. We’ll look at everything from new playgrounds and digital slang to the pressures of modern school life. It’s a chance to … Read more

Fun Places For Kids In Nairobi

Ever found yourself on a Saturday morning, kids bouncing off the walls, wondering “Leo tutaenda wapi?” Finding fun places for kids in Nairobi is about discovering those spots that will light up their faces and create lasting memories. We’ve gathered a mix of classic favourites and new gems across the city, from animal encounters to … Read more

Letting Your Children Go

Ever watched your child pack for university or a new job in a different town, and felt that tug in your heart? That’s the bittersweet reality of letting your children go—the process of supporting their independence as they step into adulthood. We’ll explore how to manage your own feelings, set healthy boundaries, and support their … Read more

Can I Stop My Children’s In-Fighting?

Ever heard “Mama, he took my phone!” followed by a loud thud from the bedroom? Sibling rivalry is a daily reality in many Kenyan homes, turning peace into chaos. This article explores if you can truly stop the constant in-fighting between your kids. We’ll look at practical, local strategies to manage the bickering and build … Read more

8 Ways I Try To Be A Better Parent

Ever found yourself shouting “Nimechoka!” after a long day, only to see that look on your child’s face? Parenting in Kenya is a beautiful journey, but si rahisi. This is my honest list of eight small shifts I’m making to do better. From navigating screen time battles to finding patience in Nairobi traffic, these are … Read more