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Differences in Knowledge Gains Regarding Stunting Prevention among Mothers and Brides-to-Be

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The structured educational intervention improved knowledge of stunting prevention among both mothers of toddlers with stunting and brides-to-be and Integrating stunting prevention education into maternal and child health services and premarital health education programs may strengthen early prevention efforts.

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