Family supports and maternal factors of complementary feeding self-efficacy for children aged 6-24 months

Maternal self-efficacy in parenting is often associated with complementary feeding practices. and external factors influence the level of maternal self-efficacies. This study aimed to measure relationship between family supports for children aged 6-24 months. The survey research has a cross-sectional design. subjects were 74 mothers who selected using simple random sampling. Data collection was carried out work area Kalirungkut Public Health Centers one month. Family support variables, factors, collected questionnaire, then data on each variable processed by editing data, coding, tabulating. analysis Chi-square test logistic regression 95% CI. results this that age (p=0,872), parity (p=0,660), knowledge (p=0,252), informational (p=0,135), instrumental (p=1,000) not related self-efficacy. There significant education (p=0,040), emotional (p=0,027), appraisal (p=0,020) Appraisal dominant factor affecting children's (p<0,05; OR=3,711). conclusion education, support, are significantly related, affects