Social Factors associated with suspectedchilddevelopmentaldelayat Lamplaimat District, Buriram Province

Abstract

This study was a case-control study to investigate the factors associated with suspected childdevelopmental delay at Lamplaimat district, Buriram province. The study was conducted in 70 children of groupsand 210 children comparison groups. Using copied data and interviews for factors related to developmental delays
of early childhood in Lamplaimat district, Buriram province. The data were collected during February 22, to March31, 2017. Data were analyzed for descriptive statistics: Chi-square test, or Fisher-exact test. In case of failureto pass a preliminary agreement. Confdence interval 95% and P-value at signifcance level 0.05 were presentedfrom multivariate analysis.The study indicated that variable analysis factors associated with delay development. The statisticalsignifcance of 0.05 was parental income (OR = 1.54, 95% CI: 0.96-3.64) and family expenses (OR = 1.36,95% CI: 0.19-2.56), It was found that factors related to delayed development were statistically signifcant at0.05 there were two factors parental income (OR = 1.84; 95% CI = 0.47-1.49), family expenditures(OR = 1.53; 95% CI = 0.19 - 2.67)This study, social factors indicate a change in social structure and the family’s incomes are not enough tomake a living to work abroad. The child was raised from a nursery or grandparents, the elderly, close ties with thefamily began to decline. Children living in poor families often lack the opportunity to develop their potentialwithout being ready. Therefore, the development of delayed suspicion. There should be special support and carefor children in this group. To be promoted according to age. Relevant agencies should come to support and supportboth the family economy and the support for content from various media to stimulate and promote development.Parents should also be educated and motivated to care for early childhood development. This will affect thedevelopment of the child’s well-being