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Statement Of Problem: “A Descriptive Study To Assess The Knowledge Of Mothers Regarding Developmental Milestones Among Their School Going Children In Selected Rural Area Of Karad Taluka. Objectives: To assess the knowledge of rural mothers regarding developmental milestone among their school going children. To find an association between pre-existing knowledge regarding developmental milestone and selected demographic variables. Background: A developmental milestone is a collection of practical abilities or a particular task that the majority of children’s can perform by a given age. The ability of a children to do more complicated tasks as they get older is referred to as child development. Growth and development are not the same thing. Growth describes how a children’s develops: The age at which a children’s that is growing normally hits a milestone might vary significantly, even if each milestone has an age level. Every youngster is different Identification and intervention are pivotal in improving outcomes in cases of early childhood developmental delays. Mothers, as primary caregivers, are at a vantage point to recognize these delays early and seek prompt care. This study was undertaken to explore mother knowledge of normal motor development. In addition, the association between mother knowledge and characteristics was investigated Material And Methodlogy: This study was a cross sectional, community area based study conducted among mothers of school going children to assess knowledge of mothers regarding developmental milestone.. The data were collected with the help of performed and pre- structured questionnaire which a total 30 sample were enrolled in this study. The data were tabulated and analyzed using MS Excel and inferential statistics. Result: Among 30 mothers, most of them 22 () mothers had average knowledge, 6(12%) mothers had good knowledge, 2(4%) mothers had poor knowledge about developmental milestone among their school going children. Conclusion: The main conclusion of present study, the most of mothers has average knowledge and good knowledge and very few mothers has poor knowledge regarding developmental milestone among their s going children

Keywords

Developmental milestone, rural area, mothers of school going children

Introduction

Growth is an essential Feature of life of a Child that distinguishes him or her from an adult The process of growth starts from the time of conception and continues until child grows into adult the terms “growth and development are often used together but they represent two different facets of the Dynamic of change. i.e. quantity and quality the entire course is a Dynamic process that encompass several interrelated dimensions Growth refers to an increase in size or mass of the tissues it is largely attributed to multiplication of cells and increase in intracellular substance it can be majored in inches, centimeters, kilograms and pounds. So it is a quantitative term Function term. Every child has the right to grow up in a healthy home, school, and community. The future development of our children and of their world depends on their enjoyment. A baby becomes a children and then reaches puberty, passes through the life of his or her life and future. Developmental events are certain activities that most children’s can do at a are particular age. All thought each record is age – specific, the actual age at which a schooler child reaches that age may differ slightly every child” is unique. Assessment of child’s development is a team effort in which the family plays and important role the mother can even notice minor changes in the growth and development of her child. Also parents are the child’s Frist teacher and plays a vital role in their child’s learning and development. Developmental milestones in children or infants area a certain set of skills or age-specific tasks. Missed or delayed milestones in infancy can be symptoms of serious medical conditions. If parents understand their children’s development, they can tailor their expectations and provide stimulation. This study was conducted to assess the level of knowledge regarding the development milestones of infants among mothers Because of this, evaluating a child’s growth requires collaboration, with the family playing a crucial Part. By making observations, mothers are able to determine an Infant’s milestone growth. A woman can discuss any issues or concerns she may have with the baby’s physician. Additionally, Developmental screening is a tool that pediatricians may use to detect children who may be at risk for Developmental delay. It consists of a series of Questions and observations designed to determine the Child’s capacity to complete specific tasks that are age-appropriate Thus, missed milestones may indicate developmental delays, which may be linked to more severe Medical issues. Child development is a fundamental reflection of a child's overall growth and physical maturity. “Developmental milestone” is a descriptive term used to denote physical, cognitive, social, and language skills demonstrated by a child as he grows up. It is essential to understand that these milestones are different for each age range. Developmental milestones in children are a certain set of skills or age-specific tasks. Missed or delayed milestones in infancy can be symptoms of serious medical conditions. If mothers understand their children’s development, they can tailor their expectations and provide stimulation. This study was conducted to assess the level of knowledge regarding the development milestones of children among mothers. A developmental milestone is a collection of practical abilities or a particular task that the majority of children can perform by a given age. The ability of a kid to do more complicated tasks as they get older is referred to as child development. Thus, missed milestones may indicate developmental delays, which may be linked to more severe Medical issues. Parents should schedule a visit with their usual healthcare provider and inquire about the outcomes of the most recent developmental screening test if they believe their child has missed any Developmental milestones. Studies revealed that kids who are identified and treated earlier have better Outcomes in development, school performance and social skill.

Need of study: Research on the developmental milestones of school-going children is important because it helps identify if a child is developing. Normally as if they need extra support This research can also help parents and educates understand how to best support children’s development Identify developmental delays it can help identify if a child is developing normally or if are delayed in a certain areas providing support or extra support physical therapy, parents and educators understand how to best support children’s development It can Research can help educate parents about developmental milestone so they can monitor their child’s growth and address delays to assess the growth and global developmental delay among school going children in a rural community of India.

Operational Definitions:

Assess: According to oxford dictionary “Assess means to evaluate or estimate the nature or quality about something or somebody.

Knowledge: According to Oxford dictionary: knowledge is the fact, information and skills acquired through experience or education

Developmental milestones: According to Oxford dictionary: Developmental milestones are behaviors or physical skills seen in infants and children as they grow and develop.

  • Criteria for selection of sample

Inclusive criteria:

  1. Selected mothers in rural areas
  2. Mothers who are willing to participate
  3. Mother who will understand Marathi and English

Delimitations: A study is delimited to mother in selected rural areas of Karad

Ethical considerations: -Approval from research committee and ethical committee

-Permission will take from college.      

Summary: This chapter of introduction deals with a descriptive study to assess the knowledge of mothers regarding developmental milestones among their school going children in selected rural areas. And descriptions of need for study and background of study, including problem statement, objective, operational definition, criteria for selection of sample, ethical consideration

REVIEW OF LITERATURE:

1. How aware are mothers about early childhood developmental milestones? A cross-sectional study at a maternity hospital in rural South India This was a cross-sectional study among mothers with a child under the age of 3 years, availing of health and immunization services at the rural hospital. The interview schedule included 4 items pertaining to risk factors associated with delayed milestones and 32 items regarding awareness of ECDM across four domains: Gross motor, fine motor, social, and language. Each correct answer was awarded 1 point. Awareness among rural mothers regarding ECDM across all four developmental domains was found to be inadequate. Poor maternal awareness, of milestones that are the first to be achieved, is likely to result in delayed recognition and intervention for DD. Community-level workers must educate mothers regarding ECDM during immunization sessions and home visits, using the Mother and Child Protection Card as an educational tool.

2. A descriptive cross sectional study was conducted among Mothers’ knowledge of child development is closely associated with the positive child developmental outcomes  the sample consists of 174 mothers  by using simple random sampling techniques The questionnaire has Questions from the following domains: socio Demographic, maternal knowledge of child Developmental milestones, maternal Knowledge about the parenting skill   The results of our study showed that the level of maternal knowledge about child developmental milestones in Kanchipuram is relatively low. Among the developmental milestones, physical and language milestones have the least knowledge. And majority of parents have the average knowledge on parenting skills Past research

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY:

Research Approach: The approach of research study depends on several factors, but primarily on natural phenomenon under the study. Qualitative approach was considered an appropriate one. In this study qualitative research approach is used.

Research Design: In The present study survey design was used to assess the knowledge of mothers regarding developmental milestones. Close ended list of questions aimed at extracting specific data from a particular group of school going children.

Variables: Variables are qualities, properties or characteristics of person, thing situation that change or vary, means a characteristic of an individual or object that differs among the individual or object that are being studied. Variables are classified based on their nature, action, and effects on the variable. The dependent and independent variables that are interrelated and mainly observed in correlational, interventional, pre-experimental, quasi-experimental and experimental research studies. The variables for the present study is dependent variable, demographic variable and independent variables is questionnaire.

  • Dependent Variable 

The dependent variable usually is that the researcher is interested in understanding. Explaining or predicting. It means the change in the dependent variables that is effect that influenced by the independent variable. It is presumed outcome or response due to the effect of independent variables, which researcher wants to predict and explain. In this study dependent variable is knowledge regarding developmental milestones among their school going children’s.

  • Demographic Variables:

In most research study, researcher make the attempt to study sample characteristics and present them in a research findings. Sometimes researcher ever try to establish relation of demographic Variable with the research variable. Demographic data in different variables such as Age, Religion, Area of residence, Educational status of school going children and mothers, Occupational status of mother. Have you ever participated in developmental milestones project.

  • Setting Of The Study: Settings is the more specific places where data collection will occur. Setting refers to area where the study is conducted. Settings is the physical location and condition in which data collection takes place in a study. The study was conducted at selected rural area Karad. The rationale for the selection of this setting was that adequate no of samples are available. Investigator had an easy access to this setting.
  • Population: “Population the entire aggregation of cases that meet a designed set of criteria. The population refers to a total category of person of objects that the criteria for the study established by the researcher, any set of person objects or measurements having observable characteristics in common The accessible population is the population of subjects which can he enumerated and studied. The target population is the total group of subjects abo which the investigator is interested to make generalization population for the present study is school going childrens.”
  • Sample and Sample Size: Research is a systematic way of approaching a problem to find answer to the questions. The research problem needs to be broken into a set of questions that will extract the desired answers from the chosen unit of population. Sample size should be adequate to represent the population. A small and nonrandom sample is used in qualitative studies. Qualitative researchers are also concerned to obtain a representative sample, so that measurement obtained from study sample accurately reflects the population and thus result can be generalized to the population. Sample consists of a subset of a population selected to participate in research study. In the present study school going childrens who met the inclusion criteria were selected as samples. The sample size for the present study is 30.
  • Sampling Technique: Sampling is the process of selecting representative part of the population. Sampling technique is the procedure, which the researcher adopts in selecting the sample for the study, simple random sampling technique is used for the present study.

Sampling Criteria: Sampling criteria specifies the characteristics that the sample in the population must process. The following criteria are used in the present study to select sample.

Inclusive criteria:

  • Developmental milestones.
  • Developmental milestones who will be present during data collection.
  • Developmental milestones who are willing to participate.
  • Developmental milestones who will understand Marathi and English.

Development of Tools

Data collection tools are the procedure or instrument used by the researcher observe and measure the key variables in the research problem. A semi- structured questionnaire was prepared to assess the level of knowledge of mother regarding developmental milestones among their school going children. The following steps were adopted in the development of tools.

  • Consultation and discussion with research guide
  • Opinion from experts and discussion with experts

Selection of The Tools: A semi- structured questionnaire selected on the basis of the objective of the study. Semi structured questionnaire was prepared in the basis of review of literature and in consultation with experts in the field of child health nursing, as is considered as the most appropriate instruments to elicit response from the participants.

  • Description of The Tools: The researcher developed a semi- structure questionnaire to assess level of knowledge of mother regarding developmental milestones among their schooler’s which consisted of following aspects.
  • Section A: Demographic data of schooner’s.
  •  Section 1:  Semi- structured questionnaire knowledge of mother regarding developmental milestones among their schooler’s
  • Testing of The Tool: The tool prepared for the data collection was tested for its content validity from the expert.

Figure: Bar graph showing percentage of subject according to previous knowledge regarding development milestones.

Figure: Bar graph showing level of percentage of pre- test

Figure: Bar graph showing mean and SD of pre-test.

DISCUSSION AND SUMMARY:

The research design was cross sectional study intended to determine knowledge of mothers regarding developmental milestones among their school going children in rural area of Karad Taluka. The sample size was 30 mothers of school going children in rural area.

The Objective Was:

  • To assess the knowledge of rural mothers regarding developmental milestone among their under five children.
  • To find an association between pre-existing knowledge regarding developmental milestone and selected demographic variables.

Major Findings of Demographic Variables –

With regard to mother age 44% were in age group 24-29-year-old. With regard to child age 34% were in age group 1-2-year-old. With regard to educational status 38% mothers were taken primary level education. With regard occupation 40% mothers were housewife. With regard income 28% were having 0-5000 to 5001-10000 income. With regard religion 66% mothers were Hindus. With regard type of family 50% were from nuclear family and other 50% from the joint family. With regard number of under-five children 38% mothers were having 2 children whose age were under-five years.

Findings Related to Knowledge Scores–

During the survey, majority of 84% mothers had average level of knowledge, 12% mothers had good level of knowledge and 4% mothers had poor knowledge regarding developmental milestones among their under-five children.

Findings Related to Association Between

Demographic Variables and Level of Knowledge.

There was no significant association found between pre-existing level of knowledge demographic variables P>0.05.

SUMMARY- 

In rural area most of mothers have average knowledge regarding the developmental milestone among their school going children.

The Objective of The Study Were –

  • To assess the knowledge of rural mothers regarding developmental milestone among their under five children.
  • To find an association between pre-existing knowledge regarding developmental milestone and selected demographic variables.

METHODOLOGY SUMMARY

This study was a cross sectional, community area based study conducted among the mothers of school going children to assess knowledge of mothers regarding developmental milestone among their school going children. The data were collected with simple random sampling technique with help of pre- structured questionnaire which a total 30 sample were enrolled in the study. The data were tabulated and analyzed by MS Excel and inferential statistics. 

RESULT

A total 30 rural area mothers of school going children, most of mothers had average knowledge regarding developmental milestone. Among 30 mothers, most of them 22 (%) mothers had average knowledge, 6(12%) mothers had good knowledge, and 2 (4%) mothers had poor knowledge about developmental milestone among their school going children. It was inferred that, most of mothers in rural area had average knowledge regarding developmental milestone.

CONCLUSION   

The main conclusion of present study, the most of mothers has average knowledge and good knowledge and very few mothers has poor knowledge regarding developmental milestone among their school going children.

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  24. A study to assess the knowledge of mothers regarding developmental milestones of infants. Journal of Child Health Nursing. 2020;8(2):45–50.

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  2. 3.Newton J. Assessment of Developmental Readiness In Government School Children And Its Knowledge Q Among Teachers (Doctoral Dissertation, Punjab Agricultural University Ludhiana
  3. 4. Alqurashi FO, Awary BH, Khan BF, Larrain SA, Alkhaleel AI, Albahrani BA, Alali AS. Assessing knowledge of Saudi mothers with regard to parenting and child developmental milestones. Journal of Family and Community Medicine. 2021 Sep 1; 28(3):202-9.
  4. Shamel S, Zarkesh MR. Recent challenges in children’s developmental milestones. Pediatric Research. 2025 Aug; 98(2):393-6.
  5. Hill V. A Descriptive Case Study Examining Parents’ Knowledge of Child Development and Their Self-Efficacy for Providing Developmentally Appropriate Learning Activities (Doctoral dissertation, National University).
  6. Asad B, Noor M, Sohail E, Ullah I, Ahmad B. Parental knowledge of developmental milestones in Peshawar, Pakistan: a cross-sectional study. European Journal of Pediatrics. 2025 Mar 14; 184(4):248.
  7. Sheldrick RC, Schlichting LE, Berger B, Clyne A, Ni P, Perrin EC, Vivier PM. Establishing new norms for developmental milestones. Pediatrics. 2019 Dec 1; 144(6): e20190374.
  8. Hill V. A Descriptive Case Study Examining Parents’ Knowledge of Child Development and Their Self-Efficacy for Providing Developmentally Appropriate Learning Activities (Doctoral dissertation, National University).
  9. Kumar R, Ali M, Pasha MS, Ansari HW, Durrani N. Knowledge, attitude, and practices of parents regarding the red flags of developmental milestones in children aged 0–5 years in Karachi, Pakistan: a cross-sectional study. BMC pediatrics. 2024 Feb 14; 24(1):120.
  10. Alhwoaimel NA, Almarzoug H, Aldukhaini R, Altamimi R, Aldosre M, Al-Faris S, Azab AR. Parental knowledge of children’s motor development: A cross-sectional study in Saudi Arabia. Research in Developmental Disabilities. 2023 Aug 1; 139:104552.
  11. Lamptey DN. Knowledge of Mothers of Children with Communication Disorders on Communication Milestones (Doctoral dissertation, University Of Ghana).
  12. Nagaria TD, Shukla S, Acharya S, Acharya N, Shinde RK. Mothers making milestones: Awareness of rural mothers toward pediatric milestones. Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care. 2024 Oct 1; 13(10):4444-50.
  13. Shaker E. Mothers Knowledge Regarding Infant Development Milestone. Central Asian Journal of Medical and Natural Science. 2023 Dec 28; 4(6):1311-9.
  14. Suthar DB, Nagar K. A study to assess the effectiveness of planned teaching programme on prevention of selected life style diseases in terms of knowledge and attitude among male adults at selected PHC Of Kheda District. Indian journal of forensic medicine toxicology. 2021 May 17; 15(3).
  15. Barlow KG, Reynolds S. A mixed-methods study examining developmental milestones and parental experiences in Ghana. The Open Journal of Occupational Therapy. 2018;6(2):5.
  16. Varghese SS, Joseph M, Gohil R, Thomas S, Jose SM, Lukose P, Johnson AR. How aware are mothers about early childhood developmental milestones? A cross-sectional study at a maternity hospital in rural South India. Indian Journal of Child Health. 2020 Nov 29; 7(11):441-5.
  17. Karuppannan A, Ramamoorthy T, Rammamoorthi A, Ravichandran L. Mother’s knowledge on child’s developmental milestones and parenting skills in Kanchipuram District, Tamilnadu: a descriptive cross-sectional study. Int J Health Sci Res. 2020; 10(2):242-7.
  18. Rikhy S, Tough S, Trute B, Benzies K, Kehler H, Johnston DW. Gauging knowledge of developmental milestones among Albertan adults: A cross-sectional survey. BMC Public Health. 2010; 10:1–9.
  19. Ertem IO, Atay G, Dogan DG, Bayhan A, Bingoler BE, Gok CG, Ozbas S, Haznedaroglu D, Isikli S. Mothers' knowledge of young child development in a developing country. Child: care, health and development. 2007 Nov; 33(6):728-37.
  20. Suresh SA, Bajirao SA, Kisan SS, Maruti SS, Kadam S, Karale RB, More M. “A Descriptive Study To Assess The Knowledge Regarding Developmental Milestones Among Mothers Of Their Under-Five Children In Selected Rural Area Of Karad Taluka”. Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results. 2022 Oct 8; 13.
  21. Alqurashi FO, Awary BH, Khan BF, AlARhain SA, Alkhaleel AI, Albahrani BA, Alali AS. Assessing knowledge of Saudi mothers with regard to parenting and child developmental milestones. Journal of Family and Community Medicine. 2021 Sep 1; 28(3):202-9.
  22. Kaur M, Kaur M, Kaur M, Kaur M, Kaur N, Kaur N, Kaur N, Kaur N, Kaur N, Kaur S, Kaur N. Knowledge of mothers regarding developmental milestones of infants: A Descriptive Cross-sectional study. International Journal of Advances in Nursing Management. 2022; 10(4):315-20.
  23. Kerbey A, Enda lifer ML, Birhanu MY, Telayneh AT, Abate LK, Adissie Z, Negesse A, Alannah AA. Child developmental delay and its associated factors among children aged 12-59?months in Dembecha district, Northwest Ethiopia: a community-based cross-sectional study. Front Public Health. 2024 Dec 20; 12:1464121. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1464121. PMID: 39758205; PMCID: PMC11695295.
  24. A study to assess the knowledge of mothers regarding developmental milestones of infants. Journal of Child Health Nursing. 2020;8(2):45–50.

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Ajay Kawar
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Hirai Institute of Nursing Education Malwadi, Masur

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Shantanu Kamble
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Sarika Satpute
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Ashwini Patil
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Shantanu Kamble, Ajay Kawar*, Sarika Satpute, Ashwini Patil, Rupali Watharkar, A Descriptive Study to Assess the Knowledge of Mother Regarding Developmental Milestones Among Their School Going Children in Selected Rural Area Karad Taluka, Int. J. Sci. R. Tech., 2026, 3 (3), 297-304. https://doi.org/Shantanu Kamble, Ajay Kawar*, Sarika Satpute, Ashwini Patil, Rupali Watharkar, A Descriptive Study to Assess the Knowledge of Mother Regarding Developmental Milestones Among Their School Going Children in Selected Rural Area Karad Taluka, Int. J. Sci. R. Tech., 2026, 3 (3), 297-304. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19028699

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