Emmy Samtani

Emmy Samtani

Emmy is the founder of Kiindred and mother to 3 little ones.
Over the last 4 years, she has worked with some of the most credible experts in the parenting space and is a keen contributor on all things parenthood.

Articles written by Emmy

What making an informed decision really looks like in pregnancy
Pregnancy
What making an informed decision really looks like in pregnancy
We all want to make the best choices for our babies, but that leaves a lot open for interpretation. How can we know what the ‘best choice’ is?  
Expecting? Here’s why doctors recommend the RSV vaccine
Health & Wellness
Expecting? Here’s why doctors recommend the RSV vaccine
Don’t worry, this isn’t another alarmist essay set to exploit your antenatal anxiety (there are enough of those on the internet!). But we do believe this is a conversation every expecting parent should tune in to.
How to stay sane in a world of endless pregnancy dos and don’ts
Pregnancy
How to stay sane in a world of endless pregnancy dos and don’ts
From coffee limits to sleep positions and whether or not you can eat a ham sandwich, the list of pregnancy dos and don’ts can feel never-ending. Ask five people for their advice and you’ll likely get five very different answers (plus a few horror stories you definitely didn’t ask for). Bottom line, being pregnant involves a lot of decision-making.
The big question: Are vaccinations safe for pregnancy?
Health & Wellness
The big question: Are vaccinations safe for pregnancy?
Pregnancy shifts everything. Food shopping takes twice as long. Googling baby names becomes a serious hobby. Decisions like getting a vaccination suddenly feel so much bigger, because it’s not just about you.  
Everything you need to know about grommets in babies
Baby
Everything you need to know about grommets in babies
If you’re reading this, chances are you’re a parent or caregiver who’s heard the term grommets thrown around and might be feeling a bit puzzled. Trust me, I’ve been there!  
How to talk to your child about disability and differences
Parenthood
How to talk to your child about disability and differences
Children are naturally curious about the world around them. They notice differences in people and don’t hesitate to ask questions or point things out. Whilst this can put us in a socially awkward spot, it’s also an opportunity.