| 1: Introduction and rapport building |
Introducing programme and engaging mother and her family
Developing empathetic relationship with mother
Ensuring family support system
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Beginning of 7th month of pregnancy |
Mother and family members |
| 2: Maternal well-being |
Assessment of psychosocial problems of mother
Use of guided discovery and behavioural activation for improving mother’s health (strategies for improving overall well-being, including diet, rest, relaxation and sleep)
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7th month of pregnancy |
Mother and family members |
| 3: Improving mother relationship with significant others |
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8th month of pregnancy |
Mother and family members |
| 4: Improving mother relationship with infant during pregnancy |
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9th month of pregnancy |
Mother |
| 4: Follow-up session after delivery |
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Immediate postdelivery |
Mother |
| 5: Improving child’s physical health |
Thought challenging and behaviour activation using guided discovery (strategies for awareness on benefits of exclusive breastfeeding)
Responsive breast feeding
Addressing the concept of child crying because of insufficient milk
Increasing breast milk by diet and improved frequency- addressing insufficiency of milk
Family support for breast feeding
Assessment of postpartum psychosocial problems of mother
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8 weeks postnatal |
Mother |
| 5A: Improving maternal health |
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9 weeks postnatal |
Mother |
| 5B: Improving maternal health |
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10 weeks postnatal |
Mother |
| 5C: Improving maternal health |
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11 weeks postnatal |
Mother |
| 6: Importance of mother–child interaction |
Exclusive breast feeding (EBF) for 6 months
Birth spacing
Suitable environment-birth spacing
Interaction, love and care for child
Selecting play activity and conducting with mother and child
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12 weeks postnatal |
Mother and infant |
| 7: Follow-up on early stimulation activities |
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16 weeks postnatal |
Mother and Child |
| 8: Awareness on birth spacing; improving child’s health |
Thought challenging and behaviour activation using guided discovery (strategies for awareness on birth spacing and its relation to child’s health)
EBF for 6 months
Birth spacing
Suitable environment-birth spacing
Modern methods of contraception
Interaction, love and care for child
Selecting play activity and conducting with mother and child |
20 weeks postnatal |
Mother |
| 9: Introduction to solid food |
Interaction and play with child
Selecting play activity and conducting with mother and child
Introduction to solid food and concept of super food
Food and hygiene
Continuation of breastfeeding with weaning at 6 months
Importance of vaccination
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24 weeks postnatal |
Mother |
| 10: Introduction to mother–child interaction. Improving mother–child interaction through responsiveness and praise |
Skill-based activities to promote mother–child interaction
Homework charts are given to monitor the activity
Learning through play activities are reinforced
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28 weeks postnatal |
Mother and infant |
| 11: Importance of following child’s interest |
Skill-based activities to promote mother–child interaction
Homework charts are given to monitor the activity
Learning through play activities are reinforced
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32 weeks postnatal |
Mother and infant |
| 12: Importance of following child’s lead |
Skill-based activities to promote mother–child interaction
Homework charts are given to monitor the activity
Learning through play activities are reinforced
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36 weeks postnatal |
Mother and infant |
| 13: Promote child language development |
Skill-based activities to promote mother–child interaction
Homework charts are given to monitor the activity
Learning through play activities are reinforced
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40 weeks postnatal |
Mother and infant |
| 14: Scaffolding |
Skill-based activities to promote mother–child interaction
Homework charts are given to monitor the activity
Learning through play activities are reinforced
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44 weeks postnatal |
Mother and infant |
| 15: Review of all five strategies |
Revision of all strategies and next line of action. Learning through play activities are reinforced. |
48 weeks postnatal |
Mother and infant |