Information preferences
weight gain, breast milk
The preferred information was divided into three groups: maternal care, child care, and breastfeeding. For maternal care, participants were keen to receive information on mental health, birth preparation, nutrition, and living with their parents-in-law rather than monitor the gestational weight gain during pregnancy or have sex during pregnancy. For child care, participants liked the information on the management of child health during illness, immunization, and monitoring an infant’s progress rather than on feedings. During breastfeeding, mothers asked about nutrition for mothers, issues related to breastfeeding, and difficulties rather than expressing and storing breast milk or infant formula.