Passaris Announces Baby Cot Giveaway for Expectant Mothers in Nairobi

Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris has launched a special giveaway targeting expectant mothers in the capital whose estimated dates of delivery fall in August.

Passaris announced that she will give away three baby cots and three rocking chairs to expectant mothers as part of an initiative aimed at celebrating and supporting mothers-to-be.

“Are you an expectant mum in Nairobi with an ETD in August? This one is for you!” Passaris said in her message to Nairobi residents.

To participate, expectant mothers have been invited to send Passaris a direct message with a photo of their baby bump for a chance to be among the selected beneficiaries.

The giveaway comes as Passaris continues to highlight the importance of supporting mothers and children in Nairobi, with her latest initiative adding a personal touch to her engagement with expectant women.

The Nairobi Woman Representative said the beneficiaries must meet specific requirements, including being registered voters in Nairobi, residing in the county and having an estimated date of delivery in August.

The initiative follows Passaris’ participation in the Mother & Baby Exhibition, where she purchased the baby cots that will be given to the selected mothers.

The exhibition, which brings together families, businesses, organisations and other stakeholders in the maternal and child welfare space, is being held at August 7th Memorial Park in Nairobi.

Passaris encouraged Nairobi residents, particularly mothers and families, to visit the exhibition and explore the products and services on offer.

The exhibition is scheduled to run until August 16, providing an opportunity for families to interact with businesses and organisations offering products and solutions designed to support mothers, babies and children.

Passaris’ giveaway has added an element of excitement to the event, with expectant mothers now having an opportunity to receive essential items as they prepare to welcome their newborns.

The initiative also underscores the importance of creating a supportive environment for mothers during pregnancy and early motherhood.

For the mothers-to-be hoping to benefit, Passaris urged them to send their details through direct message and wished them well as they await the arrival of their babies.

“Send in your DM and good luck, Mama,” she said.

The initiative has further placed attention on the needs of expectant mothers in Nairobi, with calls for communities and stakeholders to continue supporting women during pregnancy and ensuring that mothers have access to the resources and information they need as they prepare for childbirth.

Through her engagement with the Mother & Baby Exhibition and the giveaway, Passaris is positioning maternal and child wellbeing as an important part of her public outreach, while encouraging Nairobi families to take advantage of platforms that connect them with businesses and organisations serving mothers and children.

For the selected mothers, the baby cots and rocking chairs will provide practical support as they prepare their homes for their new arrivals.

The giveaway also reflects the broader message that preparing for motherhood is not only a personal journey but one that can be strengthened through community support, encouragement and access to appropriate resources.

With the Mother & Baby Exhibition continuing at August 7th Memorial Park until August 16, families in Nairobi have been encouraged to visit the event and explore the opportunities available to them.

For expectant mothers whose babies are due in August, however, the immediate opportunity is clear: send in a baby-bump photo through direct message, meet the eligibility requirements and stand a chance to take home one of the baby cots or rocking chairs.

The initiative has once again placed Esther Passaris at the centre of a mother-focused engagement, highlighting her continued efforts to connect with women and families across Nairobi.