Gambaran Keikutsertaan Ibu Hamil Dalam Yoga Prenatal di Provinsi Bali
Description Of Pregnant Women's Participation In Prenatal Yoga In Bali Province
Keywords:
Participation, Prenatal Yoga, BaliAbstract
Prenatal Yoga is one of the activities that trains gentle movements and also unites the mind and mentality in flexing the joints of pregnant women, especially in preparing for childbirth in the third trimester. Many positive results from research on Prenatal Yoga have been proven to be able to improve the welfare of mothers and fetuses, especially in the Province of Bali. Bali is one of the places often used by researchers to collect data on Prenatal Yoga, but the participation of mothers in prenatal yoga activities is still very minimal, even though yoga can support the success of the program which is basically a basic need for all pregnant women. The lack of information about the participation of pregnant women in Prenatal Yoga in Bali made researchers interested in seeing the Overview of Pregnant Women's Participation in Prenatal Yoga in Bali Province based on age, education, occupation, gravida and gestational age. This type of research is observational descriptive research. This research was conducted from August to October, the data collection instrument was e-questionnaire. The data results are in the form of univariate data. The results of the study were obtained from a total of 432 pregnant women who routinely participated in prenatal yoga in Bali, namely 112. The conclusion of this study is that based on the age of pregnant women, the most who participated in prenatal yoga were in the age range of 20 to 30 years, namely 88 pregnant women. Based on education, pregnant women with a high school education background participated more in prenatal yoga, namely 32 pregnant women. Based on the occupation of pregnant women as housewives/not working, more participated in prenatal yoga, namely 48 pregnant women. Based on the gravida, Primigravida pregnant women participated more in prenatal yoga, namely 56 pregnant women.