Parity and Pregnancy Intention related to the Use of Contraceptives in Women of Reproductive

Background: The use of contraceptives in reproductive women is still a problem today. association between contraceptive and parity pregnancy intention amongs legally married has never been studied 
 Objectives: To determine the relationship with among women. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted involvement 262 legally-married women, aged 15-49 years, Bantul District, Indonesia. Socio-demographic data including age, education, income, parity, intentions, were collected using structured questionnaire by trained enumerators. Chi-square test used to socio-demographic intention, while simple logistic regression models examine intention. Data analysis performed statistical software SPSS. Results: Thirty-eight point five per cent age who have ≥ 3 children 16.5% do not want contraception. Parity childbearing related (OR=2.58; 95%:0.67-1.76). Women had getting pregnant 61% less likely (OR= 0.39; 95%: 0.37-0.74) than those did pregnant. Conclusions: associated low reproductive-age Thus, it necessary educate their partners family regarding importance birth spacing.