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All women were black, African, and residents of Hillbrow, Johannesburg. Women who were pregnant (prenatal, n=8) ranged from being between 26 and 39 weeks pregnant at the time of their focus group discussion, the other women (postnatal, n=7) had given birth between one week and 52 weeks prior. Each focus group discussion included both post and prenatal participants as well as a women who ranged in age from their twenties to thirties (group 1: 20-36; group 2: 28-35; group 3: 21-36 years of age).
JMIR Hum Factors 2020;7(2):e14078
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