Examining fertility preferences and spousal communication on contraceptive uptake among postpartum mothers in selected facilities in Abuja, Nigeria

Key Points

• Contraceptive uptake among postpartum mothers is significantly influenced by spousal communication, promoting better family planning.
• Findings indicate that 65% of mothers reported discussing contraceptive options with their partners before making decisions.
• Observational analysis across selected facilities in Abuja reveals correlations between fertility preferences and spousal engagement.
• Highlighting the importance of spousal communication suggests that improving discussions could enhance contraceptive use.