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. 2018 Feb 7;21(7):1278–1285. doi: 10.1017/S1368980017004013

Table 3.

The associations of birth weight standard deviation score (SDS) with diet quality, food consumption, energy and nutrient intakes, and eating frequency at the age of 6–8 years (n 278), the Physical Activity and Nutrition in Children (PANIC) study, Kuopio, Finland, 2007–2009

Birth weight SDS*
β 95 % CI P value
Diet quality
Finnish Children Healthy Eating Index −0·15 0·28, −0·03 0·019
Food consumption
High-fibre grain products (g/MJ) −0·05 −0·18, 0·07 0·418
Low-fibre grain products (g/MJ) 0·04 −0·09, 0·17 0·557
Potatoes (g/MJ) −0·07 −0·20, 0·06 0·277
Vegetables (g/MJ) −0·08 −0·18, 0·04 0·234
Fruit and berries (g/MJ) −0·13 −0·25, 0·00 0·048
Skimmed milk (g/MJ) −0·06 −0·19, 0·07 0·392
Milk. ≥1 % fat (g/MJ) −0·02 −0·14, 0·10 0·761
Low-fat sour milk products, <1 % fat (g/MJ) 0·08 −0·04, 0·21 0·193
Sour milk products, ≥1 % fat (g/MJ) 0·07 −0·06, 0·19 0·312
Cheese (g/MJ) 0·02 −0·10, 0·14 0·732
Red meat (g/MJ) −0·02 −0·15, 0·10 0·718
Sausages (g/MJ) 0·11 −0·02, 0·22 0·097
Poultry (g/MJ) 0·00 −0·13, 0·14 0·949
Fish (g/MJ) −0·07 −0·20, 0·06 0·304
Vegetable oils (g/MJ) 0·01 −0·13, 0·14 0·913
Vegetable oil-based margarines, 60–80 % fat (g/MJ) −0·08 −0·21, 0·04 0·212
Vegetable oil-based margarines, <60 % fat (g/MJ) −0·07 −0·21, 0·05 0·245
Butter or butter–oil mixtures (g/MJ) 0·05 −0·08, 0·18 0·434
Sugar-sweetened beverages (g/MJ) 0·06 −0·07, 0·19 0·343
Fruit juices (g/MJ) 0·02 −0·11, 0·16 0·748
Sweets and chocolate (g/MJ) 0·12 −0·05, 0·24 0·060
Energy and nutrient intakes
Energy (MJ) 0·17 0·05, 0·29 0·008
Total fat (E%) −0·02 −0·14, 0·11 0·787
SFA (E%) 0·05 −0·07, 0·18 0·417
MUFA (E%) 0·00 −0·12, 0·12 0·990
PUFA (E%) −0·11 −0·24, 0·01 0·076
Protein (E%) −0·09 −0·22, 0·04 0·156
Carbohydrates (E%) 0·06 −0·07, 0·19 0·345
Sucrose (E%) 0·19 0·06, 0·32 0·004
Fibre (g/MJ) −0·14 −0·26, −0·01 0·036
Eating frequency
Number of main meals daily 0·07 −0·05, 0·20 0·256
Number of snacks daily 0·08 −0·05, 0·20 0·245

E%, percentage of energy intake.

Data are standardized regression coefficients (β), 95 % CI and P values from linear regression models adjusted for gestational age, age and BMI-SDS at dietary data collection, and sex when appropriate, maternal age at birth, number of previous births, smoking during pregnancy, BMI before pregnancy and gestational diabetes, and parental education and household income. The threshold of statistical significance with Bonferroni correction is 0·002.

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Calculated based on Finnish references( 12 ).