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Table 3 Social-Support responses of participants

From: Predictors of infant-survival practices among mothers attending paediatric clinics in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, Nigeria

Items

Frequency/Percentage

Never

Rarely

Occasionally

Always

I get assistance from my husband when taking my infant for immunisation

75 (19.4)

54 (14.0)

70 (18.1)

187 (48.5)

When it is time to go for immunisation, my family members tell me it is not necessary for my baby.

309 (80.1)

39 (10.1)

17 (4.4)

21 (5.4)

How often do you have someone to assist you when taking your infant for other clinic sessions?

96 (24.9)

100 (25.9)

97 (25.1)

93 (24.1)

I am encouraged to practice the health counsels I have received for my infant by those around me.

78 (20.2)

68 (17.6)

70 (18.1)

170 (44.1)

How often do you have someone else to take care of you, and your infant?

86 (22.3)

68 (17.6)

86 (22.3)

146 (37.8)

Number of Respondents = 386

 

Frequency

Percentage

Who is usually present with you in ensuring the welfare of your infant?

 More than one person

39

10.1

 Either of my husband/mother/mother-in law/my sibling/husband’s sibling

253

65.5

 No one

94

24.4

Number of Respondents = 386