Mothers' Knowledge Regarding Child Health Monitoring Applications: A Descriptive Study At The Integrated Health Post (Posyandu) In Segarajaya Village, Bekasi

Background: Children's Health Applications is one of the internet-based technology media that parents can use to monitor children's growth and development at home. Objective: this study aims to measure maternal knowledge regarding child health applications. Method: This type of research uses descriptive research, with research population of mothers who live in the Posyandu Region of Segarajaya Village, Bekasi Regency. The sampling used is the Non-Probability method with the Purposive Sampling technique. Results: Obtained analysis results from a sample of 124 respondents, found the age of mothers under five with an average age of 30.65 years, secondary education level of 72 respondents (58.1%), not working as many as 101 respondents (81.5% ), and have very good knowledge about child health applications as many as 92 respondents (74.2%). Conclusion: The level of knowledge about Child Health Applications in the most research respondents falls into the excellent category. Recommendation: Suggest further research to plan the implementation of counseling on Child Health Applications because there are still toddlers who still have less knowledge of health technology media, as well as increase the knowledge of toddler mothers by updating information related to Child Health Applications.