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How much does a baby cost?

By Babylove Network | July 6, 2021

Now that you and your spouse have decided to have a baby, you need to know the cost of your decision. Here are some of the financial stress-free ways to anticipate your lovely bundle of joy: Ante-natal and maternity When writing up the future financial plan, consider the average cost for the antenatal clinics and…

A day in the ‘no-go zone’

By Babylove Network | July 9, 2021

Hell has no fury like a woman scorned. And Panda being one of them, I expected nothing but the worst form of retribution for my waywardness. As I recounted my unfortunate episode to her, I kept my fingers crossed—watching out for any sign of an advancing flying saucer. Bad timing is when you confess to…

All about fertility pills & ovulation

By Babylove Network | June 30, 2021

What are fertility pills? These are drugs used for treating infertility in women with ovulation difficulties. They help the pituitary gland, which is the master gland in the brain, to improve the stimulation causing the development of the eggs in the ovaries. Included are drugs such as clomiphene citrate (clomid) and letrozole. Letrozole is cleared…

Your baby’s soft-landing

By Babylove Network | June 18, 2021

You’re expecting. Congratulations! What an exciting, and perhaps overwhelming time. There may be a million thoughts running through your head. These may include wondering if your baby is a boy or girl, thinking about how and when to share the news with family and friends, to worrying about the financial implications. While parenthood is occasionally…

Doctor’s Notes on Cord Prolapse

By Babylove Network | July 8, 2021

When a patient has this condition, the cord protrudes from the vaginal opening or can be felt by the clinician during vaginal examination. CORD prolapse is an obstetric emergency during pregnancy or labour that highly endangers the life of the baby because of the risk of inadequate supply of oxygen to the foetus. It occurs…

Koigi Wamwere- My family ways

By Babylove Network | June 27, 2021

This familiar name has been in the political limelight for generations. It is a name belonging to a fighter who has made an effort to stop at nothing in ensuring that Kenya gets its democratic freedom. He informs that his name Koigi means ‘speak’ and thus the never-ending debates about the voiceless. 13 years of his…

Vital re-adjustments after delivery

By Babylove Network | July 9, 2021

For a baby to form in the womb and be carried to term a lot of physical adjustments have to take place. Come the baby, even more changes are experienced, before your body starts to work towards returning to its original self. Now, this does not occur overnight. It takes about six weeks of discomfort.…

Pregnancy Food No-Nos

By Babylove Network | July 5, 2021

A pregnant mother should always ensure that she eats a healthy meal comprising a variety of nutrients drawn from all the food groups—proteins, carbohydrates and vitamins. These foods when taken wholesomely by an expectant mum can be beneficial to her and her unborn baby. Additionally, a pregnant mother must make sure that she avoids all…

Anti-AIDS Crusader Asunta Wagura: how I conceived my Baby Joshua

By Babylove Network | June 29, 2021

Asunta Wagura, a well known Kenyan anti-HIV/AIDS crusader, has lived with the disease for many years. She spoke to Anne Kigathi and Emma Odaba, about her momentus journey to getting her own baby. ‘For three years I planned on getting a baby. Whenever I passed by the streets and saw women holding theirs, it would…

The Indimuli’s – The voice of babies: a divine gift

By Babylove Network | June 27, 2021

If tears could build a stairway and memories a lane, I’d walk right up to heaven and bring you home again (author unknown). The pain of loss is indescribable, the aftermath unbearable and though many say that death is not an end if we can live on in our children, sometimes we lose these children…