Pilot quasi-experimental study enhances breastfeeding knowledge and intentions in Nigeria's young women, indicating potential community-based solutions.
Key Points
Breastfeeding knowledge increased from 33% to 100% in the intervention group, and intentions improved similarly.
Intervention participants showed significant gains in both knowledge and intentions, contrasting against minimal changes in the comparison group.
The quasi-experimental method effectively assessed the impact of targeted educational intervention on breastfeeding practices.
This study highlights the potential of faith-based nutrition education initiatives, calling for further research with broader designs.