Leaders encourage mothers to prioritise wellness, emotional growth and open conversations with their children.
By Tebby Otieno
Contributor
What you need to know:
Nairobi women gathered for conversations exploring motherhood, wellness, identity and evolving family relationships in modern society.
Mothers embraced healing, breathwork and meaningful conversations during a high tea networking experience celebrating womanhood and connection together.
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