Better Help Nannies in Kenya

Better Help Nannies in Kenya We are a Nanny/housekeeper placement agency located in Nairobi. We Vet, Train & Place Nannies

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When it comes to childcare we put smiles on babies faces and their safety is our first priority.
21/04/2026

When it comes to childcare we put smiles on babies faces and their safety is our first priority.

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When it comes to quality services we don't compromise. Call us if you’re looking for a Professional nanny/housekeeper/cook

This December we are open. We are hiring nannies/housekeepers. Salary 18000ksh. Location Runda 4 bedrooms houseCall 0722...
01/12/2025

This December we are open.
We are hiring nannies/housekeepers.
Salary 18000ksh.
Location Runda
4 bedrooms house
Call 0722 544 099

This afternoon my heart is completely broken. 💔My manager called me with news that has left my soul heavy. A young lady,...
20/11/2025

This afternoon my heart is completely broken. 💔

My manager called me with news that has left my soul heavy. A young lady, only 20 years old, travelled all the way from Mombasa to our office. She left behind her 2-month-old baby with her grandmother—an elderly woman who has no stable job and survives on odd jobs just to get by.( including alcohol brewing) which means the baby is not in safe hands at all.

This young mother is full of milk, emotional, exhausted, and completely heartbroken. And at Better Help Maids, our work goes far beyond giving jobs. Sometimes, we meet situations that demand humanity first before anything else.

We immediately gave her transport money to go back home and bring her child. We will take care of both the mother and the baby until they are stable again. No mother should suffer like this.

But what broke me the most is when I explained to her how urgently the baby needs to breastfeed to avoid dehydration… and she quietly told me something that shattered me:

“The babies were twins. The other one died.”

I cannot explain the pain I felt at that moment. 💔
My prayer right now is that God keeps the surviving baby safe and healthy until she reaches home. 🙏

Please, keep Sister Bahati and her little one in your prayers.
I thank God for bringing her to us.
Sometimes the work we do is heavy, but God gives us the strength to stand in the gap for those who need us most. May God grant us with enough so that we can continue taking care of others.

💔🙏🕊️

What if I told you that the greatest key to success is not where you come from, but how you choose to think?Your mentali...
20/11/2025

What if I told you that the greatest key to success is not where you come from, but how you choose to think?
Your mentality is your foundation. Change your mindset, and you change your entire life.

I grew up with a dream — a simple dream — that one day we would stop eating dry boiled maize every night. I didn’t perform well in school, not because I wasn’t bright, but because I didn’t have the environment to learn. Some evenings we didn’t even have kerosene for the homemade lantern, so studying after sunset was impossible. I relied fully on whatever was taught in class. Many mornings I did my homework before school, if my mother didn’t leave me to look after the children while she went out to hustle.

As the firstborn, I became a parent long before I understood what childhood meant. And yet, grace found me — after class 8, to start again — literally. I repeated Form 1 just to catch the momentum. And from there, I began building myself brick by brick.

I am sharing this to speak to that person who keeps saying,
“Oh, so-and-so is successful because she finished university… I only reached class two, so this success is not for me.”

My dear, you are blocking your own blessing.
Your past does not disqualify your future. Your circumstances do not define your destiny. Learn to navigate your situation and make it work for you. Stop looking down on yourself. You can become anything you choose to be.

You only need:
A changed mindset
Consistency
Discipline
And the right people around you

Class 2 dropout or university graduate — it does not matter. Greatness is not tied to certificates; it is tied to determination.

Just because you didn’t go to university doesn’t mean you are out of options.
Go be the greatest tailor that ever lived.
Learn a skill.
Become a chef, a housekeeper, a driver, a caregiver — whatever sets your soul on fire.

You are destined for greatness.
Love yourself boldly, because no one will ever love you as deeply as you should love yourself.

Stay blessed. Keep going. Your story is still being written.

Yes that's me on the second left.



Who is Uniter Njoroge?She is a humble woman of God, an entrepreneur a mother, a wife and a women empowerment advocate.M...
17/11/2025

Who is Uniter Njoroge?

She is a humble woman of God, an entrepreneur a mother, a wife and a women empowerment advocate.

My journey didn’t start in airport lounges or European cities — it started in a humble home in Kenya, carrying dreams that felt too big for my reality.

When I first began travelling, I would sit quietly in airport lounges watching young beautiful women working on their laptops — calm, confident, free.
I admired them silently and whispered a prayer:

“God, one day… let me also run a business from anywhere in the world.”

I didn’t know that prayer was already unfolding.

Today, I live in Europe and run a growing company in Kenya — Better Help Maids Kenya, a place where women are trained, empowered, and given a real chance to rise.

Over the years, the women I’ve mentored have transformed their lives in ways that still move me.
Some are now graduates, others have started their own businesses, many have left the country to pursue better opportunities, and others have been able to educate their children with dignity and consistency.
Every story is a reminder that empowerment has a ripple effect.

That’s why when you hire a domestic worker from our organisation, you’re not just getting help —
you’re empowering a woman, giving her financial freedom, stability, and bringing her one step closer to her dreams.

I share my story because I know there’s another woman out there looking up to others, wondering if she will ever reach her own destiny.
Let me tell you with my whole heart:

Even the sky is not a limit.
Your life can rise far beyond what you’ve seen.

If you’re praying silently, starting from nothing, or admiring others from afar — don’t stop.
One day, you’ll look at your life and realize:

You became the woman you once admired.

I grew up in a very humble background as a firstborn child I helplessly watched my single mother struggle to raise us. W...
15/11/2025

I grew up in a very humble background as a firstborn child I helplessly watched my single mother struggle to raise us. We lived in one of those kind of thatched houses you see on the Africa documentaries. Yes, that was me.

Getting even one meal a day was a miracle, and it was rarely balanced. Many times my mum would boil dry maize and that is what we survived on for weeks. Boiling dry maize takes hours, so we would go outside to play just to keep ourselves busy, only making sure we had enough firewood to keep the pot going.

I remember my little sister once asking my mum, “Mum, I haven’t pooped for many days…” She was so young, maybe in Grade One or kindergarten, silently battling severe constipation because of the diet we had. Moments like those shaped me deeply.

I promised myself that I would not rest until my siblings had a stable life. After high school, I took a housemaid job in Saudi Arabia just to break the cycle.

We were lucky that my aunt paid our school fees. But even with that, we still walked several kilometres to and from school without shoes. In the mornings the dew was freezing cold, and we walked on stones, thorns — everything. I hated school because it felt like punishment. And to make it worse, if you arrived late, the teacher on duty would cane our tiny, cold, hungry bodies.

Fast forward… my dream came true. Siblings are all settled with career that they are proud of. In 2018 I started a foundation where I equip single mothers and young girls with culinary and housekeeping skills, mentor them, help them get jobs, and even connect them with a bank so they can learn how to save, pay their tuition, or start small businesses.

From that little girl who ate boiled maize for weeks… to the woman who now empowers others to rise — God has truly been faithful. My story is a reminder that your background does not have to be your destiny. Keep pushing. Keep dreaming. Keep building. Better Help Nannies in Kenya is home for hundreds of once broken girls or women.

I believe that good deeds are rewarded in one way or another if only one person could support one person in any way possible the would would be a beautiful place. You can check our reviews on Google If I did it you can do it too. From a humble background to a CEO to a a mother of many. I had to learn to save others before having my own.

WHEN YOU HIRE A NANNY FROM BETTER HELP MAIDS Ke. YOU HELP A WOMAN GET SELF INDEPENDENCE AND MOST OF THE TIME HEAL THE WOUNDS OF GENDER BASED VIOLENCE.

WE ARE HIRING NANNIES/HOUSEKEEPERSSALARY FROM 15000Ksh with experience and from 10000ksh freshers. Training is compulsor...
20/10/2025

WE ARE HIRING NANNIES/HOUSEKEEPERS
SALARY FROM 15000Ksh with experience and from 10000ksh freshers.
Training is compulsory for us.
Call 0722 544 099

16/10/2025

We are hiring a nannies age 19yrs to 48yrs
Salary from 16000ksh

Nannies must love working with children from birth to teenage. Underline the word Love working with children.

We do not compromise when it comes to the wellbeing of children so serious vetting will be done.

Call 0722 544 099 if you meet the requirements.

The Silent Battle of Motherhood When a woman becomes pregnant, her body begins a journey of incredible transformation. T...
22/06/2025

The Silent Battle of Motherhood

When a woman becomes pregnant, her body begins a journey of incredible transformation. These changes are necessary to grow a new life, but they don’t come without discomfort. Her hormones shift, her organs rearrange, her joints loosen, and her skin stretches. She may experience nausea, fatigue, mood swings, back pain, and a growing belly that challenges her balance and comfort.

Not All Changes Go Away

Some of these changes gradually fade after birth—her belly may shrink, her hormones stabilize, and the swelling goes down. But some changes might stay: stretch marks, loose skin, wider hips, or changes in memory, often called “mom brain.” For many women, the body never fully returns to what it was before—and that’s okay. She has done something miraculous.

Life After Delivery – A New Set of Battles

After childbirth, a mother enters another demanding phase: caring for a newborn. It’s beautiful, but it’s also exhausting.

The sleep deprivation alone is brutal. Sleep has been used as a weapon in war—it breaks the body, weakens the mind, and crushes the spirit. And yet, mothers endure it every day.

What Else is She Deprived of That’s Been Used in War?

Privacy: Just like in war tactics, losing privacy creates emotional wear. Many mothers can’t even shower or use the bathroom in peace.

Personal space and autonomy: In war, control is a tool. A mother often loses control of her schedule, eating, or rest—because the baby’s needs always come first.

Quiet: Constant crying and noise can overwhelm the senses—similar to tactics used in psychological warfare to break down resistance.

Nutrition and hydration: In war, food and water may be withheld to weaken someone. Many new mothers forget to eat or drink enough because they're so focused on the baby.

The Emotional Toll

Alongside the physical and mental exhaustion, many mothers silently suffer emotionally:

Postpartum depression and anxiety

Guilt for not being "enough"

Loneliness

Loss of personal identity

And yet, the world expects her to smile, recover quickly, and be grateful.

It’s for this reason we, at Better Help Maids Kenya Ltd, train domestic workers to be fully equipped and ready to support mothers—so that this journey becomes lighter, safer, and filled with the care every mother deserves.

It's ok to need help call us 0715 442 489 we would love to walk this journey with you. We see you we hear your and we appreciate you.


☆NANNY JOB AVAILABLE ☆1 BABY 5 MONTHS☆4BRD HOUSE☆LOCATION MUTHAIGA ☆SALARY 16000ksh☆Must have previous employers contact...
02/06/2025

☆NANNY JOB AVAILABLE
☆1 BABY 5 MONTHS
☆4BRD HOUSE
☆LOCATION MUTHAIGA
☆SALARY 16000ksh

☆Must have previous employers contact.

Call 0722 544 099

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Northern Bypass
Nairobi
00100

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Monday 07:30 - 18:38
Tuesday 06:30 - 18:33
Wednesday 07:32 - 17:59
Thursday 06:00 - 19:40
Friday 06:00 - 18:34
Saturday 06:00 - 19:33
Sunday 06:00 - 23:59

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