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parental health literacy important determinant childrens health especially critical window early development first 3 years information communication technology develops health education via social media widely used deliver health information however studies explored effect intervention via social media parental health literacy study aims determine whether wechat official accountbased health intervention improve parental health literacy primary caregivers children aged 0 3 years minhang district shanghai china cluster randomized controlled trial includes 13 community health centers chcs minhang district shanghai take chcs cluster randomization chcs randomly allocated intervention control group random sequence generation ninety primary caregivers children aged 0 2 years recruited chc 1170 total caregivers intervention group provided series video clips online reading material links scientific parenting via wechat account caregivers control group receive printed educational materials similar contents intervention group participants access routine child health care followed 9 months online assessment health literacy conducted groups intervention primary outcome change total scores parental health literacy using validated instrument data secondary outcomes exclusive breastfeeding first 6 months anthropometric measurements disease conditions extracted routine health care records generalized linear mixed model glmm used data analyses compared traditional health education health intervention via wechat official account could feasible effective solution improve parental health literacy trial registered chinese clinical trial registry chictr chictr2000031711 april 07 2020