Edition Contents
Each Pregnant Magazine edition covers several topics. CLICK titles to read the articles. To choose another edition, scroll to the bottom of this page. Enjoy!

Short but painful

By Babylove Network | July 7, 2021

Anne Wambua finally had her baby; a bouncing baby boy. She shares her birth experience. My wish to have a Noel baby was not granted. And so January found me still pregnant. And tired. All I wanted to do was lie down and sleep, at least almost half the time. But when the doctor gave…

First Word 22

By Babylove Network | July 8, 2021

I sit in my office seat swinging from side to side, gazing beyond the window wondering what I can say about Fathers’ Day. Hmm… I want to be honest—as honest can be. and have no cliche in my presentation. I got it. Back to the good old days. Then. I was a happy girl, young,…

Princess Farida Mahfudh- The ‘music’ in my waistline

By Babylove Network | June 28, 2021

Her Swahili melodies and belly gyrating dances made her a household name as the ‘Queen of Chakacha.’ Now immersed in the in the gospel industry, ‘Princess Farida’ (Farida Mahfudh) moves even more people with her Christian hits. ‘Well, her life only gets better as she tells Babylove Network about a different kind of music going on within…

Debbie Asila of Tattuu – Getting back to work

By Babylove Network | June 29, 2021

‘Leaving my baby and going back to work was the most difficult thing for me!’ She is a mother, a wife, a radio presenter, a musician and, recently, an actress. Meet Debbie Asila of the sensational Kenyan music trio, Tattuu, as she talks about how motherhood has affected her career and social life. Leaving my baby…

First Word 47

By Babylove Network | July 10, 2021

Saying I love You…in colour. From the obvious, red is the colour of blood and a ruby. From philosophic perspectives, besides danger – so you stay away from it, red spells beauty, passion, fire, sacrifice, socialism and communism (in this case togetherness and selflessness). The Chinese and many other cultures make it the face of…

Celebrating day 1

By Babylove Network | July 4, 2021

Winnie and Hillary’s new Baby Girl! My Due Date Experience. Today is 5th August 2006, it is my Expected Delivery Date(EDD). Am feeling, surprisingly, very energetic. I woke up today morning and felt am on top of the world. Unlike other days, i woke up unusually, early maybe because I’m so anxious about this birth.…

Dealing with painful endometriosis

By Babylove Network | June 24, 2021

Endometriosis is a common disorder of the female  reproductive system, in which the endometrial tissue that usually lines the uterus grows in other parts of the body. The most likely locations are on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, colon , outer surface of the uterus and other pelvic structures. Less commonly, the endometrial tissue may migrate…

Men in labour

By Babylove Network | June 21, 2021

Can daddy take the heat in the delivery room? some are enthusiastic partners, others nervous and sweating, reluctant watchers. Is fathers presence in the delivery room a good idea? To be or not to be in the delivery room is almost becoming a disrespectful question for many fathers. Every ‘liberalized’ man wants to ensure his…

Friendships have expiry dates-because time flies

By Babylove Network | July 10, 2021

I was at a cyber cafe in Westlands trying to print a document when I looked up and saw an old friend. My first thought was, he looks busy… do not interrupt him. However, my heart over-ruled the thought and I called out to him. We talked for over an hour about our past experiences,…

Coping strategies during labour

By Babylove Network | July 6, 2021

In the previous edition of Pregnant, Lillian Karanja, a Lamaze instructor at Aga Khan University Hospital discussed how a pregnant woman can tell when labour sets in. In this issue, she looks at coping strategies that help the pregnant woman successfully go through the labour process. One Lamaze philosophy that strongly supports these strategies is…