The Dons were undefeated in January, beating Dundee United at Tannadice and drawing against Rangers and Kilmarnock before moving into the top six with a 1-0 win over Dunfermline.
But Brown felt Celtic manager Neil Lennon should have won the prize after continuing a three-month domestic run of victories.
And the former Motherwell manager challenged his team to fully merit the forthcoming award in February, beginning with victory in Saturday's clash with Hibernian at Easter Road.
Brown said: "The award is a surprise and a bit of an embarrassment because Neil Lennon has won every match.
"I was told that I won it because of where Aberdeen came from.
"We are doing our best to proceed. We have got various constraints at the moment through injuries.
"Last time I won the award two years ago at Motherwell was more understandable because we had won every game in January.
"I hope we can repeat what happened then because I won it in February as well.
"We have got to push on and try to consolidate in the top six."
Brown still has a lengthy injury list for the weekend, but he is hopeful that Youl Mawene and Clark Robertson will return.
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