2020 Vol. 6 No. S1: 4 Research Article Journal of Pediatric Care ISSN 2471-805X iMedPub Journals www.imedpub.com 1 © Copyright iMedPub | This Article is Available in: https://pediatrics.imedpub.com/ Abstract Background: According to Ethiopian demographic health survey 2016 on Community based new born care service utlizaton indicators revealed that 32% of mothers had four or more ANC visits, 26% Health facility delivery, 17% PNC care within 2 days. The main purpose of this artcle was to assess community based new born care service utlizaton and factors associated with it among women of reproductve age group who gave birth in the past one year in Malga Woreda, Sidama Regional State, Ethiopia, 2020. Methods: Community-based cross-sectonal survey design was used in Malga woredas, Sidama Regional state, Ethiopia from July to August 2020. Simple random sampling techniques were used to select women who gave bath in last one year. Complementary log log regression model was used to identfy the factors associated with CBNC service utlizaton. Results: 40.5% (n=243) have Community based new- born care service utlizaton. Women, who had ANC visits (ARR=5.3, 95%, CI: 1.9, 14.7), women in urban areas (ARR 4.8; 95% CI: 3.4, 6.7), women who gave birth at Health insttuton (ARR=9.0, 95% CI: 1.8, 45.9) and women who were not heard about CBNC service (ARR 0.1; 95% CI: 0.01, 0.6) were found to be major contributng factors with CBNC service utlizaton. Conclusion: Factors associated with Community based new-born care service utlizaton include: ANC visit place of residence, heard about CBNC service and place of delivery. Keywords: Community based new born care service utlizaton; Ethiopia; Malga woreda Abbreviatons: ANC: Antenatal care; AOR: Adjusted Odds Rato; ARR: Adjusted Relatve Risk; CBNC: Community Based New Born Care; COR: Crude Odds Rato; CI: Confdence Interval; CSA: Central Statcs Agency; EBF: Exclusive breasteeding; EDHS: Ethiopia Demographic Health survey; EPI: Expanded Program of Immunizaton; FMOH: Federal Ministry of Health; FP: Family Planning ; Four C (4C): Contact, Capture, Care and Completon; HSTP: Health Sector Transformaton Plan; IMR: Infant Mortality Rate MGD: Millennium Development Goal; MMR: Maternal Mortality rato; NMR: Neonatal Mortality Rate; OR: Odd Rato; PNC: Post Natal Care; SBCC: Social Behavioral Change Communicaton; SPSS: Statstcal Package for Social Sciences; SNNPR: South Naton Natonality People Region SPSS: Statstcal Package for Social Sciences U5MR:Under Five Mortality Rato; UNIGME: United Inter-Agency Group for Child Mortality Estmaton; WHO: World Health Organizaton. Introducton New born care is the care that newborn and mothers received startng from pregnancy, during labor tme, following delivery tll to 2 months of young infancy age [1]. Worldwide, developing region contribute majority of maternal death due to the problem related to pregnancy and child birth. Among sub Saharan Africa region alone contributed 62% (17900) of worldwide death which followed by southern Asia at 24% (69000). The rate declined by 45% from global MMR of 1990 (380/100000 live birth) in 2013(210/100000). Sub Saharan Africa region has higher MMR (510/100000) live birth among developing region. Ethiopia is one of highest maternal mortality rato country in the world. The World Health Organizaton (WHO) report in 2012 indicated that 9000 death occurred in 2010 [1]. Haimanaot Bulasho 1 , Kaleab Tesfaye Tegegne 2* , Abiyu Ayalew Assefa 2 , Eleni Tesfaye Tegegne 3 and Mekibib Kassa Tessema 4 1 Save the Children, Hawassa, Ethiopia 2 Department of Public Health, Hawassa College of Health Science, Hawassa, Ethiopia 3 College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Gondar, School of Nursing, Gondar, Ethiopia 4 Leishmania Research and Treatment Center, University of Gondar, Gondar, Ethiopia *Corresponding author: Tegegne KT, Department of Public Health, Hawassa college of Health Science, Hawassa, Ethiopia, Tel: +251911066932; E-mail: kaleabtegegne@yahoo.com Citaton: Bulasho H, Tegegne KT, Assefa AA, Tegegne ET, Tessema MK (2020) Community Based New Born Care Service Utlizaton and Factors Associated With it among Women of Reproductve Age Group Who Gave Birth in the Past One Year in Malga Woreda, Sidama Regional State, Ethiopia, 2020. Pediatric Care Vol.6 No.4: 59. Received: November 12, 2020; Accepted: November 26, 2020; Published: December 03, 2020 Community Based New Born Care Service Utlizaton and Factors Associated With it among Women of Reproductve Age Group Who Gave Birth in the Past One Year in Malga Woreda, Sidama Regional State, Ethiopia, 2020