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. 2019 Jan 30;22(8):1398–1405. doi: 10.1017/S1368980018003257

Table 2.

Distribution of sociodemographic characteristics, lifestyle habits and breast-feeding in the sample of children aged 4–7 years (n 403), Viçosa, Minas Gerais, Brazil, 2015–2016

Variable n %
Gender
    Male 222 55·1
    Female 181 44·9
Age
    4–5 years 179 44·4
    6–7 years 224 55·6
Maternal work outside the home*
    Yes 283 70·6
    No 118 29·4
Maternal education,
    <8 years 136 39·1
    8–11 years 202 50·6
    >11 years 61 15·3
Monthly per capita income,§
    R$ 67·66–224·99 133 33·4
    R$ 225·00–340·00 154 38·7
    R$ 340·01–2500·00 111 27·9
Maternal civil status*
    With partner 321 80·1
    Without partner 80 19·9
Residential area
    Urban 370 91·8
    Rural 33 8·2
EBF until 4 months
    Yes 241 60·9
    No 135 39·1
Screen time
    ≤2 h/d 116 29·0
    >2 h/d 284 71·0
Regular practise of physical activity
    Yes 64 15·9
    No 339 84·1

EBF, exclusive breast-feeding (defined as baby receives only breast milk, straight from the mother, or human milk from another source, without any other product or solids).

*

n 401.

Categorization in tertiles.

n 399.

§

n 398.

n 396.

n 400.