Essential baby kit

£33.00

  • Emily, 29, lives with her husband and four children in Bungoma, Kenya. All of their children were born at Kabula Health Centre, which is supported by Save the Children. Emily gave birth to baby Blessing at the health facility. She wasn’t able to deliver the placenta at first and is thankful that the nurses were there to help her to do so. Emily advises that other pregnant women visit a health facility rather than risk giving birth at home. Emily chose the name Blessing because she feels her new baby is a gift and will be a huge blessing in her life. Emily tells us she has had enough children, and wants to focus on looking after them and working on her business.
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HOW THIS PRODUCT HELPS

Without proper hygiene, it's really easy for a newborn to pick up illnesses. This young mum is from Lindi region, one of Tanzania's poorest areas, where children and mothers die in higher numbers than anywhere else in the country. Her baby was born prematurely, but thanks to the gift of a baby kit, she had the simple essentials to look after her precious daughter.

Photo: Jordi Matas / Save the Children

Essential baby kit

£33.00

Each donation gift helps change the lives of children across the world. Perfect for an alternative thoughtful gift.

This kit is the perfect delivery for a new mum – packed with a bowl, nappies, towels, a wrap, soap and a snuggly, warm cap for a baby. This gift could help give newborns the best possible start in life.

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