U Utilization Of Breast Milk Booster Plants (Peta Pasi) In An Effort To Increase Breast Milk Production Of Breastfeeding Mothers
Keywords:
Vegetables, Production, Breastfeeding, PETA PASIAbstract
Breast milk is an optimal choice for infant nutrition. This is not only because breast milk contains a source of energy, nutrients, fluids that are safe and hygienic for babies, but also contains substances that can fight disease and vitamins that support the body's natural immune system. Exclusive breastfeeding for babies is influenced by many factors. One of the factors that influence exclusive breastfeeding is the knowledge factor. The decline in breastfeeding rates is due to low knowledge of mothers about the benefits of breastfeeding, the right way to breastfeed, lack of lactation counseling services, lack of support from health workers, socio-cultural perceptions that oppose breastfeeding, working mothers and marketing formula milk affect the thinking of mothers and health workers. In 2019, nationally the percentage of newborns who received IMD was 75.58%. This figure has exceeded the 2019 strategic plan target of 50%. Provinces with the highest percentage are Southeast Sulawesi (94.92%) and those that have not reached the target are Maluku and West Papua. Meanwhile, the coverage of infants who received exclusive breastfeeding nationally in 2019 was 67.74%, where the strategic plan target was 50% with the highest percentage in West Nusa Tenggara province (86.26%). Lampung Province itself is ranked 14th with a coverage of 69.33%. The method applied in this community service is socialization of the use of breast milk smoothing plants (PASI MAP) in an effort to increase breast milk production for breastfeeding mothers by providing counseling and distribution of green vegetable plant seeds to pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers and families. Conclusion: The use of community yards, especially pregnant women and nursing mothers with green vegetable food crops as an effort to increase breast milk production for breastfeeding mothers.
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