Note from the table
“I love my family. I also needed somewhere I could admit I had no idea what I was doing.”A new dad, Kilimani
Nairobi table / open
A HEMA Community
01 / 03:17
Some nights, fatherhood is just you, a warm bottle, and a baby who refuses to settle.
Come in while the house is quiet. Talk if you want to. Read along if you do not.

02 / 10:00
Bring the baby. We will meet you at the gate.
Prams, carriers, and coffee afterwards. Nobody cares about pace, sleep schedules, or who turns back first.


03 / 20:30
A table where you can finish the thought.
Work, money, partnership, identity, and the parts of fatherhood you are still trying to name. The beer is optional.
04 / Sunday
Lunch with people who understand why you may arrive late and leave early.
Food, music, babies, bigger children, and no schedule to protect.


Note from the table
“I love my family. I also needed somewhere I could admit I had no idea what I was doing.”A new dad, Kilimani