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The Effect of The First Thousand Days of Life Socialization Program on the Level of Knowledge and Behaviour of the Mother in Child Care in Kalumata Primary Health Care, Ternate City
Abstract—The optimal growth process determines the
quality of the child. Infancy and toddler age are the most
important phase and the first thousand days of life are often
referred to as the golden period. Hence, the application of the
first thousand days of life program during the golden period
is very important for mothers in supporting the mothers
knowledge and behaviour in the care of children from
postpartum to 2-year-olds. The purpose of this study was to
determine the effect of the first thousand days of life
socialization program on the level of knowledge and
behaviour of the mother in child care in Kalumata Primary
Health Care, Ternate City. This is an observational analytical
study with cross-sectional design. The population in this
study was all mothers who has child aged lower than or equal
to 2 years old (≤ 2 years) who had received program
socialization for the first thousand days of life, with 30
samples of exposed group and 30 unexposed group.
Interview and observation were done to collect the data. The
data were statistically analized by using Chi Square method.
The results showed that there was a relationship between the
program socialization of the first thousand days of life (HPK)
and the knowledge of mothers in child care (p
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