Exploring The Impact of Environmental Factors on The Health of Children's Brains in Banjarmasin City

Introduction: This study is motivated by concerns about child health in Banjarbaru City, specifically investigating the effects of environmental factors on toddlers' cognitive well-being. The project aims to investigate the relationship between environmental factors, such as cleanliness, access to unpolluted water and air quality, and the cognitive well-being of children in this area. This research aims to develop a basis for targeted environmental improvement initiatives and disease prevention, specifically regarding children's health. Methods: The research methodology involved surveying 150 individuals living in Banjarbaru City and using multiple regression analysis to uncover the relationships between variables. Results and Discussions: The results suggest that the cognitive well-being of children is significantly affected by family sanitation, hygiene practices, and air quality. There is a correlation between the education level of mothers, the availability of healthcare resources, and the health status of children. The use of multiple regression analysis confirms the substantial influence of environmental factors on the health of a child's brain. The research findings emphasize the complex relationship between environmental factors, lifestyle, and health history regarding the cognitive health of children in Banjarbaru City. Conclusions: Consequently, it is necessary to adopt a comprehensive strategy when designing public health interventions in emerging urban areas