The effects of exclusive breastfeeding booklets on mothers’ knowledge in providing exclusive breastfeeding in Mataram City, Indonesia

IF 0.2 Q4 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES
Septa Katmawanti, Farah Paramita, Agung Kurniawan, S. K. A. Sharoni, Rosuzeita Fauzi, I. Pratiwi, Dea Aflah Samah, Yassinda Thasia Audina, Oktavia Sri Wahyuni, Meyralda Dara Adisa, Alinda Rahmani
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Introduction: Exclusive breastfeeding is the simplest and healthiest infant feeding method that, directly or by extraction, uses only breast milk with the exception to drops or syrups containing vitamins, mineral supplements or medicines. This practice helpprevents malnutrition among toddlers and provide essential dietary values for subsequent growth and development, especially in the first 6 months. However, Mataram has the lowest coverage of exclusive breastfeeding in West Nusa Tenggara province in 2018. This exposure increased by 70.30% from 2017-2018, but has not achieved the 80% national target. The low coverage was caused by mothers’ inadequate knowledge. Therefore, the present research aims to demonstrate the effectiveness of booklets as a promotional medium for exclusive breastfeeding towards increasing the knowledge of breastfeeding mothers. Design and Methods: The research method involved the conduction of pre- and post tests (before and after the booklet was distributed) on 50 respondents by voluntary sampling. This sampling refers to a probability technique that provides equal opportunities for each population element selected as a member of the sample, while the participants were chosen using consecutive sampling technique Results: The results showed the average values of the pre- and post- tests at 72 and 77, respectively. Conclusions: Therefore, it is concluded that the booklet is effective in increasing mothers' knowledge on exclusive breastfeeding.  
印度尼西亚马塔兰市纯母乳喂养小册子对母亲提供纯母乳喂养知识的影响
简介:纯母乳喂养是最简单、最健康的婴儿喂养方法,直接或通过提取,只使用母乳,但含有维生素、矿物质补充剂或药物的滴剂或糖浆除外。这种做法有助于防止幼儿营养不良,并为随后的生长发育提供必要的饮食价值,尤其是在前6个月。然而,2018年,马塔拉姆是西努沙登加拉省纯母乳喂养覆盖率最低的地区。这一风险敞口比2017-2018年增加了70.30%,但尚未实现80%的国家目标。覆盖率低是由于母亲的知识不足造成的。因此,本研究旨在证明小册子作为纯母乳喂养的宣传媒介对提高母乳喂养母亲的知识的有效性。设计和方法:研究方法包括通过自愿抽样对50名受访者进行前后测试(在小册子分发之前和之后)。这种抽样是指一种概率技术,它为被选为样本成员的每个群体元素提供平等的机会,而参与者是使用连续抽样技术选择的。结果:结果显示,测试前和测试后的平均值分别为72和77。结论:因此,本小册子可以有效地提高母亲对纯母乳喂养的认识。
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