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The Effect of Technology-Based Education Given to Mothers During the Transition to Complementary Feeding on Infant Development, Transition to Complementary Feeding Behavior, and Mothers' Anxiety Levels
This study will be conducted as a randomized controlled pre-test post-test study to determine the effects of technology-based complementary feeding training given to mothers during the transition period of babies to complementary feeding on babies' behavior and development and their mothers' anxiety levels.
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