Riwayat Pemberian MP-ASI dan Sosial Ekonomi dengan Kejadian Stunting pada Balita

Hidayah, Astriya; Siswanto, Yuliaji; Pertiwi, Kartika Dian

doi:10.15294/jppkmi.v2i1.47526

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“…A study demonstrated a significant association between the frequency of complementary feeding (p = 0.047, 95% CI) and the number of complementary foods given (p = 0.020, 95% CI) and the risk of childhood stunting [12]. This is also supported by the results of other studies which conclude that there is a significant association between a history of inappropriate complementary feeding and the incidence of stunting [13].…”

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The Impact of Posyandu Cadre Training on the IYCF-Related Knowledge, Attitudes, and Communication Skills

Ekayanthi

Susilawati

Pramanik

2022

Open Access Maced J Med Sci

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BACKGROUND: Undernutrition, malnutrition, and stunting all have a detrimental effect on the developing newborn. Nutzritional problems are prevented when the mother and family provide proper nutrition, which involves assistance from the community. Support from the community must be established through the empowerment of posyandu cadres who educate and motivate mothers and families about proper infant and young child feeding (IYCF). AIM: The study’s objective was to assess the impact of complementary feeding training on infant feeding patterns. METHODS: The study employed an incomparable control group. The sample consists of 50 currently active posyandu cadres (25 persons in the intervention group and 25 persons in the control group). Analysis was performed using the t test, independent t test, Wilcoxon, and Mann–Whitney test. RESULTS: Significant changes in knowledge, attitudes, and communication abilities were discovered between cadres who received training (intervention group) and those who did not (control group) before to and during the intervention. Cadres who have been taught have a significant impact on baby feeding practices. CONCLUSION: It was recommended that health cadres be included into health promotion activities, particularly IYCF for women and families.

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The Impact of Posyandu Cadre Training on the IYCF-Related Knowledge, Attitudes, and Communication Skills

Ekayanthi

Susilawati

Pramanik

2022

Open Access Maced J Med Sci

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“…Some women justified providing MP-ASI at less than 6 months because their babies frequently cry, implying that they are hungry (A. Hidayah et al, 2021).…”

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Cultural Determinants of Community in Giving Breast Milk Complementary Food to Babies in Kotamobagu City

Sitti Nurul Hikma Saleh,

Agustin,

Sudirman

2023

MTPHJ

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In Indonesia, achieving the proportion of timely provision of MP-ASI still needs to improve. Providing nutritious food for children and families is inseparable from the culture of the local community, especially the provision of complementary foods for breastfeeding, but cultural principles often contradict the principles of health. This study aims to ascertain the community's cultural norms regarding administering MP-ASI to infants—the cross-sectional design of this study's quantitative descriptive methodology. The population is 231 people. A sample of 148 people was determined based on the Slovin formula. The questionnaire measurement scale uses a Likert scale approach (1-5). Odds ratio analysis is used to analyze data. The study's findings revealed that most mothers with good knowledge in responding to their culture also had good complementary feeding (98.5%), where the odds ratio obtained was 19.950 with a P value. 0.002, with a Lower Bound value of 2.981 and an Upper Bound of 133.533. A good mother's attitude in responding to its relation to her culture mostly shows the proper complementary feeding (94%), with an odds ratio of 4.762 and a significance level of 0.038, a lower bound of 10.90 and an upper bound of 20,813. The cultural determinants of providing complementary feeding (MP-ASI) are in the mother's knowledge and attitude. The knowledge aspect contributes more than the mother's attitude towards proper complementary feeding practices in the local culture. Keywords: Behavior, complementary feeding, culture, knowledge

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“…Menurut WHO, Indonesia masuk ke dalam negara ketiga dengan kejadian tertinggi Asia Tenggara sebesar 27,7% (Hidayah et al, 2021). Berdasarkan data World Bank Tahun 2020, prevalensi stunting di Indonesia berada pada urutan ke 115 dari 151 negara di dunia dan belum mencapai target nasional dalam penurunan kasus stunting.…”

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Education and training on preparing complementary feeding (MP-ASI) from local ingredients to prevent stunting

Fitriahadi,

Herfanda

2023

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Stunting can occur during fetal development and becomes apparent when the child reaches two years of age. Without proper intervention, such as balanced catch-up growth, stunting can lead to decreased overall growth. This issue is a significant public health concern, associated with an elevated risk of morbidity, mortality, and impediments to both motor and mental development. One proactive approach to address stunting involves education and training in the preparation of Complementary Feeding (MP-ASI) using locally sourced snakehead fish and Moringa leaves. Our observations, conducted until September 2022, revealed that out of 109 children in Sidoarum Village, 34 were identified as stunted. Our initiative commenced with socialization efforts and progressed to educational sessions and practical training in MP-ASI preparation using local ingredients. Participants in these sessions included 40 mothers of toddlers. Notably, 75% of the participants demonstrating high knowledge following the stunting education and MP-ASI preparation training. In addition to enhancing maternal understanding of stunting prevention, our service providers conducted assessments of toddlers' growth and development.

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Riwayat Pemberian MP-ASI dan Sosial Ekonomi dengan Kejadian Stunting pada Balita

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The Impact of Posyandu Cadre Training on the IYCF-Related Knowledge, Attitudes, and Communication Skills

The Impact of Posyandu Cadre Training on the IYCF-Related Knowledge, Attitudes, and Communication Skills

Cultural Determinants of Community in Giving Breast Milk Complementary Food to Babies in Kotamobagu City

Education and training on preparing complementary feeding (MP-ASI) from local ingredients to prevent stunting

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