Momandalo Tadulahu: Nasihat Budaya dalam Pengasuhan Anak Perempuan Gorontalo

Abstract

Local culture-based parenting is a form of character education passed down through generations. One parenting tradition in Gorontalo is Momandalo Tadulahu, which refers to giving advice to girls through taboos or certain prohibitions. Technological development and social change have caused some younger generations to have limited understanding of these local cultural values. This community service activity aimed to introduce the values of Momandalo Tadulahu through digital psychoeducation using a local blog and educational poster. The method included problem identification, literature review, material preparation, digital poster design, publication of an educational article through a local blog, and descriptive evaluation. The results showed that the blog and poster helped present cultural information in a concise, attractive, and understandable way. The character values conveyed included discipline, politeness, respect for others, work ethic, responsibility, and carefulness in behavior. Local culture-based digital psychoeducation can serve as an educational medium and an effort to preserve Gorontalo culture in the digital era.