We report a case of a 43-year-old grandmultipara at 26 weeks pregnancy with acute abdomen and in hypovolaemic shock. Urgent exploratory laparotomy revealed massive haemoperitoneum of 9 litres but the exact source of bleeding is obscured despite careful examination of the abdominal organs and vasculature. The patient recovered well post operation but the baby died in-utero.

Early childhood who are in PAUD often get developmental stimulation. Apart from providing stimulation, Bunda and Yanda are the closest people to PAUD apart from their parents. Parenting principles are also applied in PAUD. Good parenting at an early age will make children grow up well in the future. A person's mental health problems are often related to early parenting. On this basis, counseling on positive parenting for Bunda and Yanda in early childhood education was carried out. The socialization activities were carried out in Dengok Village, Padangan District, Bojonegoro Regency. Activities carried out to provide solutions to existing parenting problems. Counseling is carried out in two days at intervals of one week to provide opportunities for Bunda and Yanda in PAUD to look for parenting problems in the field so far. The results obtained are quite encouraging because of the increased understanding of Mothers and Yanda in PAUD about positive parenting methods which in turn will make children happier and improve mental health.

The study aims to describe the impact of spirituality on the mental health of pregnant women. In this study uses a literature review method using a comprehensive strategy such as searching for articles in a research journal database. Article search uses Pubmed/MEDLINE and Springer Link in the time of frame (2016)(2017)(2018)(2019)(2020)(2021). The keywords used in the search were Spirituality, Mental Health and Pregnant Women. There were 233 articles obtained, and 7 articles were analyzed through the purpose, suitability of the topic, sample size, research protocol, and the results of each article. The results of the study indicate that there is a significant effect of spirituality on the mental health of pregnant women, such as; reducing stress, decreasing fear of birth, increasing a sense of happiness and helping mothers control emotions and communicate them with people around them.