Early marriage is a reproductive health problem that has a negative impact on adolescent survival. The limited knowledge of adolescents about reproductive health has an impact on a lack of attitude which results in adolescents committing deviant acts. Interventions to increase youth knowledge and attitudes about the impact of early marriage are urgently needed, one of which is peer education. The purpose of this study was to analyze the effectiveness of health promotion using the peer education method on the knowledge and attitudes of young women about the impact of early marriage. The design of this study was the Pre-Experimental Pretest-Posttest without Control Group. The sample in this study were 59 class VII girls using the accidental sampling technique. The results showed a p value of 0.000, so it could be concluded that peer education was effective in increasing the knowledge and attitudes of young women about the impact of early marriage. It is hoped that schools can cooperate with local health agencies in the form of counseling and health education.

About 90% of mothers giving birth are always accompanied by pain, while pain during labor is a common thing. Physiological events during labor can traumatize the mother because of the pain she experiences. Some mothers are even traumatized to get pregnant and give birth again because they are afraid they will experience the same pain. Severe pain during labor causes the mother to experience psychological disorders.The research design is a research using a quantitative approach. The research design used in this study was a quasi-experimental with two group pretest-posttest design with a sample of 36 pregnant women divided into 2 control groups 18 interventions 18 and the researchers selected respondents using purposive sampling technique. The average value of pain intensity without intervention in the control group was 6, while in the intervention group it decreased with an average of 3.5. There is an effectiveness of the influence of effleurage massage on reducing pain in mothers giving birth at the UPT Ciruas Health Center. It is suggested that the results of this study can add insight in digging information on the effectiveness and influence of massage effleuage on the pain level of women in childbirth during an active phase as part of a management of complementary midwifery care and traditional health which makes culture in Indonesia and the world.

Based on preliminary study of 5 post partum mothers who had breastfed their babies 1x24 hours found 4 (80%) mothers with insufficient milk production marked by tense, hard mother's breasts with a volume of milk production <5ml. The inability to produce sufficient breast milk can be prevented in many ways, one of them by using massage techniques at certain points. This study aims to analyze the effect of oketani massage techniques on breast milk production in post partum mothers in the Edelweis Room of the Cilegon Hospital. The research design uses the method pre-experimental the one group pre-test and post-test design. The sample uses primary data, namely post partum mothers according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria as many as 28. The analysis used a non-parametric statistical test, namely Wilcoxon Test. The independent variable in this study was oketani massage, meanwhile the dependent variable was the milk production postpartum mothers. The results of the univariate study showed that the average milk production before the oketani massage was 1.5 ml (95% CI: 1.2-1.7) meanwhile the average milk production after the oketani massage was 6.1 ml (95% CI: 5) ,6-6,5), Results analysis wilcoxon with a sig value of 0.000<α (0.05) which means that there is a significant effect between the oketani massage before and after on milk production in post partum mothers. These results indicate that it is necessary to introduce the oketani method, either through training or workshops as an effort to increase milk production in post partum mothers.