Kenya Association for Breastfeeding

Kenya Association for Breastfeeding PROMOTING, PROTECTING & SUPPORTING BREASTFEEDING IN KENYA

THE PURPOSE OF THE KENYA ASSOCIATION FOR BREASTFEEDING (KAB) IS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH, NUTRITION AND WELLBEING OF INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN, AS WELL AS THE HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF MOTHERS BY PROTECTING, PROMOTING AND SUPPORTING BREASTFEEDING IN KENYA.

Those first few months back at work with a baby? They don’t have to be overwhelming. 🤍Meet Ciru Ciera Registered Nurse,...
29/04/2026

Those first few months back at work with a baby? They don’t have to be overwhelming. 🤍
Meet Ciru Ciera Registered Nurse, Midwife & IBCLC — one of our incredible speakers joining us this Thursday for our Breastfeeding & Back to Work webinar.

Ciru has walked alongside hundreds of Kenyan mothers through the tender, uncertain early months and she’s bringing that expertise straight to your screen.

Whether you’re still on maternity leave planning ahead or already back at work and struggling to cope this session is for you. 🙏🏽
📅 Thursday, 7th May 2026
⏰ 8:00PM – 9:00PM
📍 FREE | Live on Zoom
👉 Register now — link in bio

💬 Drop a 🙋🏽‍♀️ below if you’re joining us LIVE — we want to know you’re coming!

Working and breastfeeding shouldn’t feel like a constant struggle.At the Kenya Association for Breastfeeding, we support...
24/04/2026

Working and breastfeeding shouldn’t feel like a constant struggle.

At the Kenya Association for Breastfeeding, we support moms through this transition every day.

We’re bringing that support to you in a FREE webinar.
DM “REGISTER” and we’ll send you the link

You love your baby. You love your job. You shouldn’t have to choose. Join Kenya’s top lactation experts LIVE as they sho...
22/04/2026

You love your baby. You love your job. You shouldn’t have to choose.
Join Kenya’s top lactation experts LIVE as they show you exactly how to breastfeed successfully after returning to work — no guilt, no guesswork.
📅 7th May | 8–9PM | FREE on Zoom
👇 Register now before slots fill up

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/mIMxul9zSEqoPSO-_3Ir0g

“My milk is not enough.”Many mothers whisper these words in fear, exhaustion, and doubt.A fussy baby.A worried mother.A ...
24/03/2026

“My milk is not enough.”
Many mothers whisper these words in fear, exhaustion, and doubt.
A fussy baby.
A worried mother.
A quick top-up.
And just like that, a cycle begins that slowly reduces a mother’s milk supply.

But here is the truth many mothers are not told:
Breastmilk works on demand and supply.

The more a baby breastfeeds, the more milk a mother’s body produces.

When mothers are supported, encouraged, and given the right information, their bodies are often capable of nourishing their babies.

At the Kenya Association for Breastfeeding, we believe no mother should feel alone, confused, or pressured when it comes to feeding her baby.

Breastfeeding is not just a personal choice.
It is a public health priority, a life-saving intervention, and a right every mother deserves support to achieve.

Let us protect mothers from doubt.
Let us protect babies from misinformation.
Let us protect breastfeeding.

Support a mother. Protect breastfeeding. Save lives.





You cannot talk about Maternal Health.You cannot talk about Newborn Survival.You cannot talk about Child Development…WIT...
23/03/2026

You cannot talk about Maternal Health.
You cannot talk about Newborn Survival.
You cannot talk about Child Development…
WITHOUT talking about Breastfeeding.

Today, Kenya Association for Breastfeeding was present at the Maternal & Newborn Health Conference 2026 — championing policies, practices and protection for breastfeeding mothers.

Because every mother deserves support.
Every baby deserves the best start.
Breastfeeding saves lives. Let’s protect it.

Breastfeedingke

Did you know Kenyan law supports breastfeeding mothers at work?The Health Act (2017) encourages workplaces to provide a ...
13/03/2026

Did you know Kenyan law supports breastfeeding mothers at work?

The Health Act (2017) encourages workplaces to provide a private breastfeeding space and time for milk expression during the workday.

Supporting breastfeeding mothers is not just good practice — it promotes healthier families and more supportive workplaces.





As we welcome 2026, we reaffirm our commitment to stronger breastfeeding support, healthier families, and a nourished Ke...
01/01/2026

As we welcome 2026, we reaffirm our commitment to stronger breastfeeding support, healthier families, and a nourished Kenya. Together, we protect, promote, and support breastfeeding for every mother and every baby.

We are delighted to welcome Mlale Nerea Ojanga to the Executive Committee of the Kenya Association for Breastfeeding!Ne...
09/12/2025

We are delighted to welcome Mlale Nerea Ojanga to the Executive Committee of the Kenya Association for Breastfeeding!
Nerea is a seasoned midwife, childbirth educator, and breastfeeding expert with over 35 years of hands-on experience supporting mothers, newborns, and families at Kenyatta National Hospital. Her work has shaped national breastfeeding practices, strengthened maternity services, and empowered countless women through evidence-based maternal health care.

A passionate advocate for maternal and newborn wellness, Nerea has trained health workers across the country, supported policies that protect breastfeeding, and led programs aimed at improving mother-to-child health outcomes. Her dedication has earned her prestigious recognitions, including Midwife Hero, Health Professional of the Year (2018), and the Nightingale Award.

Nerea brings wisdom, heart, and an unshakable commitment to strengthening breastfeeding culture in Kenya. We are honoured to have her join us as we continue building a nation where every mother is supported — and every baby thrives. # BreastfeedingKenya

Back with another amazing Committee member spotlight Meet Eunice Orlando 🎉🎉🎉A scientist with a heart for nourishment, E...
24/11/2025

Back with another amazing Committee member spotlight
Meet Eunice Orlando 🎉🎉🎉
A scientist with a heart for nourishment, Eunice brings over a decade of experience in maternal and child health. As a Certified Lactation Specialist and Educator, she guides mothers through the beautiful, complex journey of breastfeeding and infant nutrition.
Eunice blends evidence-based science with compassion, empowering families with knowledge, support, and care. A trusted ally to mothers, she’s redefining how we think about feeding and the future of every child.
We’re honored to have her serving with the Kenya Association for Breastfeeding.

Back with another amazing member spotlight Meet Eunice Orlando A scientist with a heart for nourishment, Eunice brin...
24/11/2025

Back with another amazing member spotlight
Meet Eunice Orlando
A scientist with a heart for nourishment, Eunice brings over a decade of experience in maternal and child health. As a Certified Lactation Specialist and Educator, she guides mothers through the beautiful, complex journey of breastfeeding and infant nutrition.
Eunice blends evidence-based science with compassion, empowering families with knowledge, support, and care. A trusted ally to mothers, she’s redefining how we think about feeding and the future of every child.
We’re honored to have her serving with the Kenya Association for Breastfeeding.

We’re pleased to continue our introduction of the new committee members of the Kenya Association for Breastfeeding.Today...
10/11/2025

We’re pleased to continue our introduction of the new committee members of the Kenya Association for Breastfeeding.

Today, we highlight Claire Kamau, a Registered Nurse and Lactation Specialist with 22 years of experience, who serves as a Member of the Executive Committee.

As a postnatal depression survivor and single mother who experienced first-hand the challenges of limited lactation support, Claire is passionate about empowering new mothers in their postpartum journey.

Her expertise lies in helping newborns achieve a deep and effective latch, making breastfeeding a more enjoyable experience for both mother and baby.

We are delighted to have Claire on our executive team as we continue to advance breastfeeding support and education across Kenya.

Don’t wait for a crisis. Prepare early. ✨ Most new moms call a lactation consultant when they’re already struggling — bu...
01/10/2025

Don’t wait for a crisis. Prepare early. ✨

Most new moms call a lactation consultant when they’re already struggling — but that’s too late.

💡 Just one prenatal session in your third trimester can mean fewer problems in the first week of breastfeeding.

🗣 WHO says:
“Breastfeeding counselling should begin during pregnancy.” ✅

As.) .billchun says:
“I’ve seen breastfeeding succeed when women had an LC on their team.”

📲 Start early. We’re here to help.

➡️ Contact Kenya Association for Breastfeeding today to connect with a certified LC.

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