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To evaluate the effectiveness of a maternal enlightenment program on mothers' knowledge and practices regarding diaper-related problems.

March 28, 2026Open Access

Effectiveness of Maternal Enlightenment Program Regarding Prevention and Management of Diaper Related Problems on Knowledge and Reported Practice Among Mothers of Children Aged Less Than 3 Years

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Pre-experimental study assesses knowledge and practices in mothers regarding diaper-related issues, suggesting effective intervention.

To evaluate the effectiveness of a maternal enlightenment program on mothers' knowledge and practices regarding diaper-related problems.
Utilized a pre-experimental, one group pretest-posttest design.
Sample included 40 mothers of children under 3 years.
Convenience sampling method was adopted.
Used structured questionnaires and checklists for data collection.
Conducted paired 't' tests for data analysis.
55% of mothers had moderate knowledge of diaper care before the program.
Knowledge scores improved significantly from 10.47 to 17.12 after the program.
72.5% of mothers demonstrated adequate knowledge post-intervention.
Reported practices improved from 38.4 to 45.82 after the program.
Significant associations were found with various sociodemographic factors.

S. et al. (2026) studied this question.

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