2021
DOI: 10.53690/ihj.v1i02.49
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Intervensi Edukasi Tentang Pengasuhan Anak pada 1000 Hari Pertama Kehidupan (HPK) Di Wilayah Puskesmas Takalalla Kabupaten Soppeng

Abstract: Seorang anak membutuhkan asuh, asih, dan asah sebagai kebutuhan dasar untuk mencapai tumbuh kembang yang optimal. Tidak memenuhi nutrisi yang optimal pada 1000 HPK anak bisa berdampak buruk terhadap pertumbuhan otak yang optimal. Jika pertumbuhan otak tidak optimal, perkembangan kognitif anak pun terhambat. Ini dapat berakibat berkurangnya kecerdasan buah hati. Tujuan dari Penelitian ini adalah untuk menganalisis pengaruh Intervensi Edukasi tentang Pengasuhan Anak pada 1000 Hari Pertama Kehidupan di Wilayah Pu… Show more

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“…Abstinence from consuming a certain type of food, including the social culture of nutrition food taboo, prohibiting giving colostrum because it can make the baby sick, including the socio-cultural nutrition of food ideas that connects food with a health view, while giving prelacteal food because they believe that there is advice, including socio-cultural nutrition, food belief. Among the circulating socio-cultures, there is a high degree of trust among the community because they affect a person's actions to the emergence of phalistic attitudes, namely strong beliefs and ethnocentric attitudes, where the traditions a person holds are regarded as the most appropriate for them [47]. According to Kurniawan et al (2021), socio-cultural factors in the community have their own characteristics and characteristics related to eating patterns because they are in accordance with regional conditions, religion and local culture.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Abstinence from consuming a certain type of food, including the social culture of nutrition food taboo, prohibiting giving colostrum because it can make the baby sick, including the socio-cultural nutrition of food ideas that connects food with a health view, while giving prelacteal food because they believe that there is advice, including socio-cultural nutrition, food belief. Among the circulating socio-cultures, there is a high degree of trust among the community because they affect a person's actions to the emergence of phalistic attitudes, namely strong beliefs and ethnocentric attitudes, where the traditions a person holds are regarded as the most appropriate for them [47]. According to Kurniawan et al (2021), socio-cultural factors in the community have their own characteristics and characteristics related to eating patterns because they are in accordance with regional conditions, religion and local culture.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%