ABSTRACT
This study was designed to investigate the attitudes of pregnant women towards antenatal talk, in Abeokuta metropolis, Ogun State. A total of One hundred pregnant women were purposively selected from three hospitals in the state capital. Data on personal characteristics and attitudes towards antenatal talk were elicited using likert type questions in a structured questionnaire that was designed by the researcher. The data were then analysed using descriptive statistics. The result revealed that the mean age of the pregnant women interviewed was found to be 29 years, indicating that most of the pregnant women in the location are within the economic/active age range. The mean household income was found to be N30000 per month and majority (66%) of the women are employed. Majority of the pregnant women are within the gestational age of 6-9 months. Also, majority of the pregnant women had positive attitude to the antenatal talk,
however, the women reported they would prefer a more practical session combined with demonstrations. The overall rating ranges from good to very good. The study recommends that pregnant women should be encouraged to attend antenatal talk and that the talk sessions should be made more practical to facilitate learning.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title page
Certification
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Table of contents
List of tables
Abstract
CHAPTER ONE
Introduction
Background to the study
What is antenatal care?
What happens during an antenatal class?
What are the benefits of antenatal classes?
What subjects are covered in antenatal classes?
Evidence-based effective interventions for ANC
Statement of the problem
Significance of the study
Broad objective
Specific objectives
Research questions
Definition of terms
CHAPTER TWO
Literature review
Focused antenatal care
Concept of breastfeeding
Duration of breastfeeding
Duration of exclusive breastfeeding
Reasons for early weaning
Work and breastfeeding
Attitudes towards colostrums
Importance of breastfeeding
Effect of early weaning
Child care and hygiene practices
Caregiver-child interactions during feeding
Evolution on the conceptual basis on the role of care
The extended model of care child survival growth development
Focusing on key hygiene practices
Traditional indicators of child feeding practices
Issues to consider in measuring traditional feeding practices
Child feeding is a multidimensional concept
Feeding practices are age-specified
Feeding practices are likely to cluster
The rational for creating child feeding indices
Caregiver-child interactions during feeding
Conceptual issues
The transactional nature of care
Compensatory versus enhancement care
Level of caregiver control of feeding and child anorexia
Intra-household food allocation patterns
Implications for the measurement of child feeding and giene practices in
Program context indicators
CHAPTER THREE
Research methodology
Study design
Population of study
Sampling technique and sample size
Method of data collection
Study area
Validation of research instrument
Procedure for administering the research instrument
Analysis of data
CHAPTER FOUR
Results and discussions
CHAPTER FIVE
Discussions, summary, conclusions, and recommendations
Discussion of findings
Limitation of study
Summary
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