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    I Practiced The Following During Childbirth. 4 3 2 1 F WV WM QD

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    The document presents data on practices performed by mothers during childbirth. It shows that respondents performed these practices to some extent, with an average weighted mean of 2.14. The most commonly practiced items were giving birth at a hospital or facility with trained midwives (3.23) and placing the baby skin-to-skin on the mother's abdomen after delivery (3.68). The data indicates that mothers only practice traditional delivery methods to some extent. Additionally, the document shows that a mother's religion has no significant relationship with their pregnancy and childbearing practices.

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    The document presents data on practices performed by mothers during childbirth. It shows that respondents performed these practices to some extent, with an average weighted mean of 2.14. The most commonly practiced items were giving birth at a hospital or facility with trained midwives (3.23) and placing the baby skin-to-skin on the mother's abdomen after delivery (3.68). The data indicates that mothers only practice traditional delivery methods to some extent. Additionally, the document shows that a mother's religion has no significant relationship with their pregnancy and childbearing practices.

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    The document presents data on practices performed by mothers during childbirth. It shows that respondents performed these practices to some extent, with an average weighted mean of 2.14. The most commonly practiced items were giving birth at a hospital or facility with trained midwives (3.23) and placing the baby skin-to-skin on the mother's abdomen after delivery (3.68). The data indicates that mothers only practice traditional delivery methods to some extent. Additionally, the document shows that a mother's religion has no significant relationship with their pregnancy and childbearing practices.

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    I Practiced The Following During Childbirth. 4 3 2 1 F WV WM QD

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    The document presents data on practices performed by mothers during childbirth. It shows that respondents performed these practices to some extent, with an average weighted mean of 2.14. The most commonly practiced items were giving birth at a hospital or facility with trained midwives (3.23) and placing the baby skin-to-skin on the mother's abdomen after delivery (3.68). The data indicates that mothers only practice traditional delivery methods to some extent. Additionally, the document shows that a mother's religion has no significant relationship with their pregnancy and childbearing practices.

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    Table 3

    Shows the Practices used by mothers during childbirth


    I practiced the following during childbirth. 4 3 2 1 f WV WM QD

    Took a bath before delivery. This will hasten the birth of the baby, as 83 2 1 14 100 354 3.54 PHE
    well as of the placenta.

    Believing all windows and doors should be wide close for the 14 3 6 77 100 154 1.54 NPA
    laboring mother’s easy delivery.

    Avoiding touching others while in labor. This will cause my pain to 11 8 10 68 100 156 1.56 NPA
    be transferred to them.

    Drinking coconut water to lessen labor pains. 35 7 5 53 100 224 2.24 PSE

    Placing squash leaves on my abdomen to lessen labor pains. 10 2 4 84 100 138 1.38 NPA

    Applying ginger to the stomach or boiled in water to drink to help 22 4 7 67 100 181 1.81 PSE
    ease the pain.

    Jumping to induce labor. 8 7 4 81 100 142 1.42 NPA

    Perform sexual intercourse to stimulate the womb and induce labor. 4 3 4 89 100 122 1.22 NPA

    Do not allow guests at the birth standing too near the door. This could 33 6 10 51 100 221 2.21 PSE
    create complications in labor.

    Placing the baby skin-to-skin prone on my abdomen after drying after 86 5 0 9 100 368 3.68 PHE
    delivery.

    Traditional home birth or ‘hilot’ is preferred for easier labor and 39 5 8 48 100 235 2.35 PSE
    delivery.

    ‘Suob at banyos’ is also done by the albolaryo after birth to prevent 31 4 4 61 100 205 2.05 PSE
    stretch marks.

    Using a sharpened bamboo-like material for cutting the umbilical 5 0 3 92 100 118 1.18 NPA
    cord.

    Choosing to birth at a hospital or in a facility with trained and 69 6 4 21 100 323 3.23 PME
    qualified midwives.

    Using pain medication during hospital delivery. 49 8 10 33 100 273 2.73 PME

    Weighted Average Mean 2.14 PSE

    Legend:
    3.26 - 4.00 Practiced to a High Extent (PHE)
    2.51 - 3.25 Practiced to a Moderate Extent (PME)
    1.76 - 2.50 Practiced to Some Extent (PSE)
    1.00 - 1.75 Never Practiced at All (NPA)

    Table 3 presents the practices of mothers during childbirth or delivery. Based on

    the findings, it reveals that the respondents performed theses practices to some extent.

    As evident on the total average mean weight of 2.14. Out of the 100 respondents, 3.23

    chose to birth at a hospital or in a facility with trained and qualified midwives while
    some mothers did not and preferred to give birth traditionally at home (2.35). The

    above data indicated that the mothers only practice to some extent most traditional

    delivery practices.

    The same findings relate to the study conducted by Palacio et. al (2014) wherein

    the mothers mostly practice delivery in a health facility or birthing clinic and always

    places the baby skin-to-skin on mother’s abdomen prone after drying the baby.

    Table 6
    Shows the Significant difference between pregnancy and childbearing practices
    according to religion

    Variables Compared Computed Value Critical Value Decision

    Religion and Practices during 2.62 3.22 Accept null hypothesis


    pregnancy

    Religion and practices during 0.15 3.22 Accept null hypothesis


    child birth

    Religion and practices during 0.22 3.22 Accept null hypothesis


    postpartum

    Table 6 illustrates the significant difference between the respondents’ religion


    and the pregnancy and childbearing practices. The table above implies that the religion
    of the mothers have no significant relationship with the practices.

    The same findings relate to the study conducted by Aziato et. al (2016) wherein
    pregnancy and delivery have strong religious connotation where a new life is born but it
    does not influence the practices performed by mothers.

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