<![CDATA[Stunting remains a chronic nutritional problem that continues to receive national attention, including in Lambang Sari V Village, Lirik Subdistrict, where cases among toddlers are routinely recorded through the village's Stunting Convergence Meeting (Rembuk Stunting). This community service activity aimed to improve the understanding of mothers of toddlers and pregnant women regarding the dangers and prevention of stunting through counseling integrated with routine Posyandu (integrated health post) services. The counseling was conducted on 6 August 2026 at Posyandu Delima using a personal, face-to-face approach with participants who had completed the Posyandu service, supported by an infographic poster covering the definition, risk factors, impacts, and prevention measures of stunting. The activity reached 18 children (14 toddlers and 4 infants under 12 months old) along with pregnant women in attendance. The results showed varied participant responses, ranging from passive understanding to active engagement through questions and shared parenting experiences, including a finding regarding the practice of giving sweetened tea to infants under six months, which was subsequently addressed through education. The resulting educational poster was handed over to Posyandu Delima as a sustainable information medium. This activity demonstrates that integrating counseling with routine Posyandu services effectively reaches the target population without requiring additional activities, although space limitations and participant numbers remain constraints that should be anticipated in future implementation.]]>
