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Anisa T. A. Simamora
Study Program/Bachelor of Nursing Science, Murni Teguh University, Deli Serdang
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Child Growth and Development Education in Sei Tuan Village Dior Manta Tambunan; Mhd. Taufik Daniel Hasibuan; Jenita T. L. Halawa; Anisa T. A. Simamora; Dewi V. Lumbanraja; Dina Silaban; Elsa R. Silalahi; Gabriel K. Rumapea; Hasnida Situmeang; Karin Aulia; Karolus K. Agustus; Marsinta Ambarita; Qory A. Rahayu; Revah S. Parhusip; Robintang Hutasoit; Rosen O. Siburian; Siti Zahraini; Swan S. A. P. Duha; Yunike Agne Marbun
International Journal of Community Service Implementation Vol. 4 No. 1 (2026): IJCSI June 2026
Publisher : CV. AFDIFAL MAJU BERKAH

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.55227/ijcsi.v4i1.893

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Growth and developmental issues in toddlers are often not detected early because some parents perceive developmental delays as a normal process that will improve with age. Delayed detection leads to delayed intervention, which can decrease the chances of successful treatment. Therefore, parent’s education is crucial and urgent. This activity was carried out by lecturer with students from the Bachelor in Nursing Science Study Program, Murni Teguh University at the Integrated Health Post in Sei Tuan Village and attended by 42 mothers who have toddlers. The enthusiasm of mothers for the program was evident in the lively Question & Answer session. The majority of mother’s ages are 26-30 years old were 24 respondents (57.2%). The majority of mother’s education levels are elementary school are 14 respondents (33.3%) and junior high school are 13 respondents (30.9%). The majority of mother’s occupations are laborers and farmers, with 13 of each occupation representing 30.9%.
Co-Authors Dewi V. Lumbanraja Dina Silaban Dior Manta Tambunan Elsa R. Silalahi Gabriel K. Rumapea Hasnida Situmeang Jenita T. L. Halawa Karin Aulia Karolus K. Agustus Marsinta Ambarita Mhd. Taufik Daniel Hasibuan Qory A. Rahayu Revah S. Parhusip Robintang Hutasoit Rosen O. Siburian Siti Zahraini Swan S. A. P. Duha Yunike Agne Marbun