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A Day of Learning, Respect, and Community

Alhamdulillah. Some days shift how people see each other. This Open Day at the Pumwani Riyadha mosque did exactly that. Mother and Child Hospital was honored to attend by invitation. We did not come to treat or run clinics. We came to listen, learn, and stand with the community during a day focused on understanding […]
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The Day Baby Hawa Went Home

Something was different about the ward that morning. Not the sounds—still the same symphony of beeping monitors and hushed voices. Not the light—still that strange fluorescent glow that makes 3 a.m. look just like 3 p.m. Just… full. Full of something nobody wanted to name too early. Like saying it out loud might break the […]
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Mother and Child Hospital Recognized for Community Health Impact at DAQO 2025 Awards

Mother and Child Hospital proudly sponsored the DAQO 2025 Awards held last weekend, an event that brought together leading medical practitioners and healthcare institutions from across Kenya in recognition of excellence in service delivery, innovation, and patient care. The awards ceremony provided an important platform to acknowledge the individuals and organizations working consistently to improve […]
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Your First Antenatal Care Visit: What to Expect & Why Timing is Critical

Your first antenatal care visit is a landmark moment in your pregnancy journey. It transforms the private knowledge of your positive test into the professional, supportive framework of supervised medical care. While the excitement is palpable, understanding the purpose and process of this initial appointment is key to starting your antenatal journey with confidence and clarity. […]
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What does Christmas mean to you?

Christmas Cheer at Mother and Child Hospital This Christmas, we asked our team one simple question. What does Christmas mean to you. Their answers reflect the care you experience every day at Mother and Child Hospital. Dr and Mrs Murugu – Directors Christmas means compassion at home and at work. Care begins with empathy. When […]
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When It Is Time to Go to the Hospital for Delivery

Pregnancy brings many quiet days. Then one day, everything changes. Labor rarely starts with one clear signal. Most times, your body gives small signs first. Paying attention to these signs protects you and your baby. You should come to the hospital when you notice: • Regular contractions that get stronger and closer together • Your […]
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