This study aimed to describe the implementation of healthy living behavior among early childhood children in Dusun III Taba Pasmah, Bengkulu Tengah Regency. The program was conducted through health education, demonstrations, and hands-on practice on proper handwashing, tooth brushing, and maintaining personal and environmental hygiene. A descriptive method was employed using observations and simple interviews involving early childhood participants. The results showed that the children demonstrated improved knowledge and skills in practicing healthy living behaviors after participating in the program. The implementation of healthy living behavior from an early age was found to foster positive habits that support children's health and development. Therefore, health education activities should be carried out continuously with the support of families and the community.
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