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Saturday, 14 September 2013

Introducing Brown Button’s Sterilised Mother’s Delivery Kit

As part of efforts to drastically reduce the high rate of maternal and child mortality in Nigeria, here’s introducing everyone to Brown Button Foundation’s sterilised Mother’s Delivery Kit, for expecting mothers, hospitals, birth attendants and pharmacies. This kit is developed by the social enterprise arm/Medical team of Brown Button Foundation and come in two variants, the regular pack and the combo pack. See them after the cut...


The Regular pack contains:                                          While the Combo pack contains                               
1 absorbent delivery mat                                             2 absorbent delivery mat
5 pieces of maternity pad                                             10 pieces of Maternity pads
1 mackintosh mat                                                            1 bottle of Savlon disinfectant
2 sterile gloves                                                                  2 sterile gloves
 2 cord clamps                                                                    2 cord clamps
1 antiseptic soap                                                              1 antiseptic soap 
1 mucus extractor                                                            1 mucus extractor
1 sterilized scalpel blade                                               1 sterilized scalpel blade
 5 pieces of gauze                                                            5 pieces of gauze 
1 methylated spirit                                                          1 methylated spirit
Cotton wool                                                                       Cotton wool

The kits which are extremely affordable, contain best brands and are developed based on Brown Button’s core beliefs that:
·         The location of a woman at childbirth should never be a predominant factor in determining whether she lives or dies
·         No woman or child should die at childbirth
Brown Button Foundation, a 2013 United Nations’ World Summit Youth Award shortlist as well as a 2011 Echoing Green Award Semi finalist, has been working in the field of Maternal and Child Health since 2011 with a focus on providing simple life saving solutions that can easily be owned and sustained by the populace themselves. They train traditional and skilled birth attendants and continue to work with individuals, organisations and government at different levels to promote maternal and child health.

 In 2012, Brown Button Foundation visited Zamfara State and met a newborn who had been infected with tetanus as a result of a rusted razor blade used to cut his umbilical cord. Since 2011, the organisation has realised that a need exist for not only skilled health care workers and facilities but also life saving supplies at the most affordable cost. With these kits, they believe that the dream of a clean, healthy and safe birth place minimizing the risk of infection can come true.

While they have some distributors covering specific locations for the sales of the kits, they are open to getting many more distributors across Nigeria to help them connect the woman in need to the life saving supplies she needs.

You can pick up the kits by contacting any of our current distributors by following this link http://goo.gl/9NeNk8
However, if you will like to be a distributor or your area is not covered yet, kindly email info@brownbuttonfoundation.org or call Brown Button on +2348033797112

Check out the general activities of Brown Button Foundation’s activities on www.brownbuttonfoundation.org
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46 comments:

sQo said...

shld come wit a mini cottage. Lol

sQo said...

In some parts of the world, these kind of packages comes from the govt FREE

Anonymous said...

wow... Trendy!

Anonymous said...

yeey! My sis used this last weekend. Feeling really current

Anonymous said...

is lovely...please cool maybe you all need to see this CLICK HERE. for more details

Anonymous said...

hmmm... Notin person no go c or buy

Anonymous said...

how much oo

Anonymous said...

its about time.. We need forward thinking organisations kudos! Meanwhile i wan be distributor

Anonymous said...

Ego ne

Anonymous said...

Trust me this should be free for every xpectant mother, DS is the least they can do for new mums! I mean d govt! But trust Nigeria nothin is free. Govt officials come here nd see hw things r done!!

tfrutti said...

Ok

Anonymous said...

Dats a gud one.Ms joi

Unknown said...

K...NEXT

Anonymous said...

this is luvly... Wud want to be a distributor. I reside in abj...

Anonymous said...

Linda,this is a gud step in d rite direction!like all other drugs it will end up getting paid for!i would share my experience here!in my search for the fruit of the womb after 3 years of marriage led me to a massage house,something very popular in the southern part of NIgeria!as educated and exposed as I was then but wearing the shoe and knowing where it hurts the most I went with an old friend!in my shock horror there were 2 ladies who had their babies there!one of them lost her baby,the baby was stillborn and as a result she had to b assisted to deliver the baby!in a place like this there was no water!infact a very pitiful memory to share!this old woman owned this place with her equally very old mother!in the days of our grandparents babies were delivered at home,but it wasn't an option!in that delivery home the only I found remotely close to modern day were her gloves!I pray that the people in charge of these life saving kits deliver them to the right people for FREE.
God bless Nigeria.

Anonymous said...

Na God dey save us during delivery Oo°˚˚˚°!
A friend of mine died after childbirth due to loss of blood. D bloody hospital didint have blood in their blood bank. So they couldn't save her.I don't see how dis kit will help sef.

Anonymous said...

Thank u linda for dis information

HATERS-SLAYER said...

Its came out late I already gave birth 2 my damsel 3 months back.

Anonymous said...

A Wonderful innovation. Kudos

Anonymous said...

A lovely one!!!

Anonymous said...

big ups.. We have stuffs like this here in the u.s
glad its finaly in nigeria

Anonymous said...

Good Stuff! More Grease........





PRETTY GIRL

Anonymous said...

Very wise idea!

Anonymous said...

Wow dats really cool. Went frm one pharmacy to the oda today jus tryin to get most of de items on de list de gave me at the hospital. Havin dis kit wud av really saved me frm all de trouble.

Anonymous said...

nice. At least some things are working in Nigeria.

Anonymous said...

seen it with a friend.. Really cool, too bad i aint pregnant

Anonymous said...

how abt it comin with a brain upgrade for d likes of u.

Anonymous said...

kudos! Nice innovation

Anonymous said...

govt abeg make una cover ya face #shame

Anonymous said...

lobatan!

Anonymous said...

cool

on point said...

lovely

bukky said...

hmmmn.. Sounds intresting

oh baby said...

In ma own opinion havin dis kit is not d issue, if not au gud d doctors or wotsoeva shd be. Ordinarily we take all dese to d hosp oursefs. My worry is au perfect dese doctors are n not dis kit alone

Anonymous said...

naija ehn.. Una try sha

Anonymous said...

owkay, but dis post long small sha

Anonymous said...

first to comment

Anonymous said...

how much??


Bobo blue

Anonymous said...

na govt suppose dey give dis tin free na

concerned med student said...

I just pray ds kit is not too expensive as it wd b a rip off if it were, bcos u wd get most of its components @ d nearby pharmacies;sterile as well,besides its contents r not enough for a normal delivery e.g d absorbent towels n d sterile gloves.I knw ds cos I'm a final year medical student.I'd advise dt u get ur delivery shopping list well before ur due date of delivery to avoid running ard @ d dying minute.All d best

Anonymous said...

the
truth is dat most babies delivered in naija are nt in hospitals...most
are in homes of midvives and personal homes....so training the
traditional birth attendants and midvives nt the doctors is key along
wit distribution of the kits cos most of dem no sabi english sef

Shade's Files said...

Lol...nice development.

dr. Adamu said...

U get dem for mind before.. I trained in d south & practice in gusau.. And must say this is a super innovation, there is a gap btw the ideal and reality here and i must say the product fills dat gap. Innovations like this need to adopted by northern governments.

Anonymous said...

This delivery pack is supposed to be free from govt, am due this month and even in a govt hospital I have to pay 8k for it....this is naija for you

Anonymous said...

Why are nigerians always ungrateful...

Unknown said...

Dis is gd!!!!!!!

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