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Suboptimal child spacing practice and its associated factors among women of child bearing age in Serbo town, JIMMA zone, Southwest Ethiopia.

Girma Bacha AyaneKalkidan Wondwossen DestaBirhanu Wondimeneh DemissieNetsanet Abera AssefaEmebet Berhane Woldemariam
Published in: Contraception and reproductive medicine (2019)
Majority of the study respondents were practicing short birth interval. Education level, age at first marriage, having female child, short duration of breastfeeding and not using of modern contraceptives were factors associated with the outcome variable. Therefore awareness about modern contraceptive utilization, importance of breastfeeding as birth spacing mechanism and impact of early marriage are recommended.
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