Cross-sectional study identifies well-being and knowledge as key determinants of stunting prevention in working mothers, suggesting targeted support is needed.
Key Points
Working mothers' well-being significantly influences stunting prevention behavior, with an odds ratio of 3.30 indicating a strong relationship.
Knowledge about stunting prevention also plays a crucial role, raising the odds of effective behavior by 2.79, underscoring educational needs.
This cross-sectional study surveyed 225 working mothers across various regions in West Java to assess determinants of stunting prevention.
Addressing well-being and knowledge gaps among working mothers may lead to improved child health outcomes, highlighting a sector needing focus.