This project is a pioneering study in determining the impact of midwife-led safe infant care training for pregnant women on awareness of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and home accidents. Raising awareness and improving women's knowledge about SIDS and home accidents is expected to help reduce preventable infant deaths. If the effectiveness of this training is proven, integrating it into prenatal care programs would be a significant step towards improving maternal and child health.
Volunteering to participate in the research
Being able to speak and understand Turkish
Being literate
Being a primiparous pregnant woman (due to the greater need for information) ≥36th week of pregnancy (because it is close to delivery and there is sufficient time to translate what they have learned into behavior)
Diagnosed high-risk pregnancy
Diagnosed mental health condition
Having previously received training/course in safe infant care
Parallel
Education
Other interventionThe educational content consists of general information about sudden infant death syndrome and home accidents in children aged 0-3, as well as prevention methods.
Home Accident Awareness Scale for Mothers
Items are scored on a scale of 1-5. As the scale score increases, mothers' awareness of household accidents will increase.
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Awareness Scale - Mother Form
Items are scored on a scale of 1 to 5. As the score obtained from the scale increases, the awareness score decreases.
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