Mama Salama is an educational and awareness initiative by BSV to help pregnant women, families, and caregivers understand blood groups, the Rhesus (Rh) factor, the risks of Rh incompatibility during pregnancy, and the importance of early Rh screening and timely care to protect babies and ensure safer pregnancies.
Mama Salama is an educational initiative by BSV dedicated to improving maternal and newborn outcomes by increasing awareness of blood groups, the Rhesus (Rh) factor, and Rh incompatibility during pregnancy. Through education, early screening, and timely intervention, we empower women to make informed decisions for safer pregnancies and healthier babies.
Mama Salama is an educational and awareness initiative by BSV to help pregnant women, families, and caregivers understand blood groups, the Rhesus (Rh) factor, the risks of Rh incompatibility during pregnancy, and the importance of early Rh screening and timely care to protect babies and ensure safer pregnancies.
Measurement of blood
pressure and weight
Blood and urine
test
Determination of blood
group and Rh factor
Monitoring the baby’s growth
and heartbeat
Ultrasound scans are
recommended
Preventive Care and Vaccination
Given to Rh-negative mothers to prevent Rh incompatibility that could affect the baby
Recommended to protect both mother and newborn from neonatal tetanus
Other vaccines may be advised depending on local health guidelines
The days and weeks following childbirth are known as the postnatal period—a time of healing, adjustment, and bonding between mother and baby. While it is a joyful stage of life, it is also one of the most important periods for monitoring health. Postnatal care refers to the care and support provided to both the mother and newborn during the first weeks after delivery. It is a critical time for recovery, bonding with the baby, and ensuring both mother and newborn remain healthy.
