Abstract

<p>The number of children under fi ve in Indonesia is estimated to reach 30% of the 250 million population of Indonesia. Toddlers who have diffi culty in bowel and bladder control (wetting) at preschool age to reach 75 million children. One of the factors that affect toilet training in children under fi ve is mother knowledge about toilet training. Less pengeathuan mothers and families about toilet training can hinder a child’s development in the control of bladder and bowel patterns. The aim of research to know the correlation between knowledge with attitude in toilet training in children ages toddler in the village Glodogan Southern District of Klaten. Descriptive quantitative research with cross sectional approach. Subjects were mothers who have toddler children in the village Glodogan with a total population of 204 people while the study sample as many as 41 respondents using purposive sampling technique. The research was conducted on 28 July-2 August 2012 in the village Glodogan Southern District of Klaten. The research instrument was a questionnaire. Processing data using bivariate analysis using chi square. The results obtained from this study is a good level of knowledge. The attitude of most of the respondents supporting toilet training. There is a relationship between knowledge with attitude mother in toilet training in children ages toddler in the village Glodogan Southern District of Klaten. Conclusion no relationship between the level of knowledge of the attitude of the mother in toilet training in children ages toddler in the village Glodogan Southern District of Klaten.</p>

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