(Turnitin) Prenatal Education Process Based on Local Wisdom in Indonesia

Hanafie Das, St. Wardah and Halik, Abdul (2022) (Turnitin) Prenatal Education Process Based on Local Wisdom in Indonesia. Education Research International.

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Abstract

pregnant activities, namely, the existence of classes for pregnant, can add insight and knowledge about pregnancy, pregnancy
care, childbirth, and postpartum through educational counseling conducted by competent health workers. During the pregnancy,
the women should remain in harmony with others to avoid stress, and the most important point is to always consume nutritious
food for health. Good behavioral education for pregnant women includes social accommodation, forming friendships with family
and neighbors, helping others, and tending to control emotions during pregnancy. Nutritional education during pregnancy
includes knowledge about nutritional issues for pregnant women, how to consume nutritious foods and drinks, and the benefits of
nutrition for mothers and fetuses. All pregnant women studied used a Sanro (shaman) to accompany them during pregnancy until
delivery, even though there were medical personnel. Local wisdom becomes part of the approach in childbirth, to accompany
them during pregnancy until delivery, even though there are health workers. Prenatal education models are still used by the
pregnant women, especially in rural areas of Indonesia.

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