July 9, 2019Journal of Medical Internet Research232 citationsOpen Access

Mothers’ Perceptions of the Internet and Social Media as Sources of Parenting and Health Information: Qualitative Study

RMRachel Y. Moon AMAnita Mathews RORosalind P. Oden

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The internet and social media are rapidly becoming important and trusted sources of parenting and health information that mothers turn to when making infant care decisions.

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