highly significantP < 0.01
in 2016 reported that there was a highly significant association ( P < 0.01) of age group, educational status of respondents, the number of living children, the wealth of the respondent, media exposure, and husband's education with the variable KAP-GAP; they have conducted their studies in six cities.[ 19 ] Maternal and child wellbeing with increasing family size It was also found that schooling standards worsened with increasing number of children ( P = 0.017).