Dewdrop Maternity Home
Midwife-led care from your first visit to your baby's first vaccines.
Oke-Fia, Osogbo
Our services
Antenatal care
Regular visits with your midwife, from the first months of pregnancy to delivery.
Delivery
Give birth in our labour room with a midwife beside you and a doctor on call.
Pregnancy scans
Scans to check your baby's growth and position, by appointment.
After the birth
Checks for you and your baby in the first six weeks, and help with feeding.
Baby vaccines
Your baby's routine vaccines from birth, recorded on the vaccine card.
Baby and child checks
Weight, growth and development checks in the first years.
From your first visit to going home
First antenatal visit
Register, meet your midwife and have your first tests.
Regular visits
Monthly at first, then every two weeks, then weekly near your date.
Delivery
Call the labour room when labour starts and come in.
Going home
Most mothers go home the day after delivery, with a date for the first baby check.
About us
Dewdrop Maternity Home in Osogbo has looked after mothers and babies since 2012. Our midwives see you through pregnancy, deliver your baby in our labour room and visit you in the days after you go home.
A doctor sees every mother during pregnancy and is on call for every delivery.
- Since
- 2012
- Languages
- English, Yoruba
Our team
Meet the whole team
Illustration. Not a photo of our staff or premises. Abosede Fasanya
Senior midwife
RN, RM
Illustration. Not a photo of our staff or premises. Dr Kehinde Olatunji
Doctor on call
MBBS
Illustration. Not a photo of our staff or premises. Ngozi Eze
Midwife
RN, RM
Opening hours
- Mon to Fri
- 08:00 to 17:00, Antenatal and baby visits
- Saturday
- 09:00 to 13:00
- Every day
- Labour room open 24 hours
In an emergency
If you are in labour, bleeding or your baby is moving less, call the labour room and come in straight away.
Your first visit
What to bring and when to come.
- Bring a form of ID, such as your National ID card or NIN slip.
- If you have health insurance, bring your HMO or NHIA card.
- Bring any scan or test results from earlier in this pregnancy.
- Come before 10am for your first visit, so the tests are done the same day.
Payment and insurance
Call before your visit to check that your plan covers what you need.
Health insurance (HMOs)
- Osun Hills Family Health
Government health insurance
- National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), provider code OS/0000/P
Paying yourself
- Cash
- Bank transfer
Gallery
Illustration. Not a photo of our staff or premises. Where we do your scans
Illustration. Not a photo of our staff or premises. Our ward for mothers after delivery
Illustration. Not a photo of our staff or premises. A corner for older brothers and sisters
Articles
Illustration. Not a photo of our staff or premises. What to pack for the day you deliver
A bag for you and a bag for your baby, ready from the eighth month.
Illustration. Not a photo of our staff or premises. Your baby's first two weeks
Feeding, sleep, the cord and when to call us.
Questions
When should I book my first visit?
As soon as you know you are pregnant. Call the front desk or walk in on a weekday morning.
Can my husband or mother stay with me during labour?
Yes. One person may stay with you in the labour room.
Do you take NHIA patients?
Yes. Bring your NHIA card to your first visit.
Book your first visit
Getting here
Dewdrop Maternity Home is on Dewdrop Close in Oke-Fia, Osogbo.
- Behind the Oke-Fia market
- The cream building with a green gate