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- Former Kenyan nanny, Nanny Rosie, left her job in Lebanon and returned to Kenya
- Her employer, Mama Maria, has introduced a new Kenyan nanny to her family
- A heartwarming video of the new nanny feeding the children has gone viral on social media
Four months after Nanny Rosie, a well-known Kenyan nanny, left her position with a Lebanese family to return to Kenya permanently, her former employer, Mama Maria, has introduced a new Kenyan nanny to her family.
In a video posted on social media, Mama Maria and her daughters, Cataleya and her sister, introduced the new nanny, sharing a heartwarming moment as they dined together.
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In the video, the young Kenyan nanny sits at the dining table with the children, feeding them ugali and chicken.
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One of the little girls, dressed in matching outfits with her sister, is seen sitting comfortably on the nanny's lap, enjoying bites of the food. The bond between the children and their new caretaker is evident as they giggle and happily interact.
The family video was captioned with, "Kids love Kenyan helper food more than mommy's food," showcasing a lighthearted comparison between the nanny’s cooking and that of her employer.
The clip has since gone viral, attracting a wave of comments and mixed reactions from viewers.
Fans react to Mama Maria’s new Kenyan nanny
The video featuring the new nanny and the young Lebanese girls quickly drew comments and reactions on social media.
Some viewers expressed happiness for the family, noting that the children seemed to enjoy the presence of their new nanny.
Others, however, felt nostalgic about Rosie, who had formed a deep bond with the family before she returned to Kenya. Some even speculated that the girls might grow to like the new nanny more than Rosie, sparking a debate in the comments section.
Why nanny Rosie returned to Kenya for good
After several years working abroad, Rosie made the decision to return to Kenya in June 2024, motivated by personal and family priorities.
The choice to come home was deeply personal, as Rosie’s children needed her presence more than ever.
Her children were still healing from the impact of her previous marriage, and Rosie felt she could best support them by being close.
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This wasn’t Rosie’s first visit home, as she initially returned to Kenya temporarily. During her farewell at the airport, an emotional moment went viral when Rosie’s Lebanese employer’s twin daughters clung to her, unwilling to let her go.
Though reassured by their parents that Rosie would return, the girls were visibly upset.
What Rosie has been up to since returning home
Returning to Kenya didn’t only mean spending time with her children. Rosie is now building a new chapter, aiming to establish a supportive home for children of Kenyan women who travel abroad for work.
Recognising that some mothers lack reliable childcare options, Rosie hopes to create a place where these women can leave their children with peace of mind.
She has also found her footing as a social media influencer. She collaborates with various brands, bringing her personality and authenticity to her followers.