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14 May 2021 : Clinical Research  

Recognizing Early Regulation Disorders in Pediatric Care: The For Healthy Offspring Project

Noémi Scheuring1ABCDEFG, Ildikó Danis2ABCDEF, Eszter Papp1BDEF, Pálma Benedek3BDEF, Tünde Németh4BDEF, Ágnes Gulácsi1BCDEF, László Szabó15ABCDEF*

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.930214

Med Sci Monit 2021; 27:e930214

Table 1 Demographic variables*.

VariableSample of mothers who filled in the questionnaires (N=1133)Subsample where medical examinations were also conducted (n=619)
Percent/mean (SD)Percent/mean (SD)
Child’s gender
 Boy52.7%55.2%
 Girl47.3%44.8%
Child’s age (months)15.3 (10.8)15.02 (11.07)
 0–29.7%12.1%
 3–514.9%15.9%
 6–810.1%8.5%
 9–1110.6%10.3%
 12–1716.0%15.4%
 18–2313.2%12.0%
 24–3625.4%25.7%
Number of children in the family1.7 (0.9)1.7 (0.9)
 No siblings52.7%52.4%
 1 sibling35.5%35.8%
 ≥2 siblings11.8%11.8%
 Oldest58.3%57.6%
 Second31.6%31.6%
 Multiple10.1%10.8%
Age of Mother (years)32.0 (5.1)31.7 (5.3)
 ≤2510.5%11.9%
 26–3025.6%25.1%
 31–3540.0%40.3%
 36–4020.2%19.4%
 ≥403.7%3.3%
Married/in common-law marriage93%90.7%
Maternal education
 Maximum elementary or skilled worker17.7%20.6%
 High school34.9%34.0%
 Postgraduate/College degree or more47.3%45.4%
 Employed66.2%65.2%
* Frequencies for valid answers.
The proportion of missing values is 0–5%.

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