Fig 1.
Conceptual model of drivers and potential outcomes of temporary childbirth migration.
Fig 2.
Distribution of number of antenatal care visits (ANC) received by women in India, using data from the 2016 National Family Health Survey.
Table 1.
Sociodemographic characteristics of women 6–12 months postpartum registered at Anganwadi centers in Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, India, 2019.
Table 2.
Temporal patterns in temporary childbirth migration among women 6–12 months postpartum in Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, 2019.
Table 3.
Odds of temporary childbirth migration by sociodemographic characteristics among women 6–12 months postpartum, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, 2019.
Table 4.
Reasons for temporary childbirth migration among women 6–12 months postpartum who reported returning to their natal home at any point during the perinatal period, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, 2019.
Table 5.
Service receipt from AWW and/or ASHA while at natal home by temporary childbirth migration timing among pregnant and postpartum women in Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, 2019.
Table 6.
a: Perinatal care achievement among women 6–12 months postpartum by state, 2019. b: Perinatal care achievement among women 6–12 months postpartum by temporary childbirth migration status, total and by state, 2019.
Table 7.
Relationship between temporary childbirth migration during the perinatal period and receipt of perinatal care across three perinatal care periods among women 6–12 months postpartum, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, 2019.