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. 2023 Jun 29;12:e67. doi: 10.1017/jns.2023.50

Table 5.

Association of sociodemographic and home environmental factors with children meeting sugary drink recommendations

Characteristic Not meeting sugary drink recommendations Meeting sugary drink recommendations χ2 (P-value)
% (n) 59 % (30) 41 % (21) –
Country of origin 7⋅525† (0⋅032)
Mexico 86 % (18) 47 % (14)
South America 10 % (2) 30 % (9)
Central America 5 % (1) 17 % (5)
Other 0 7 % (2)
Maternal employment 1⋅818† (0⋅694)
Working full time 5 % (1) 10 % (3)
Working part time 19 % (4) 13 % (4)
Stay at home caregiver 76 % (16) 70 % (21)
Currently unemployed, but seeking work 0 7 % (2)
Maternal education 0⋅072 (0⋅788)
High school or less 57 % (12) 53 % (16)
More than high school 43 % (9) 46 % (14)
Total household income 7⋅378† (0⋅089)
Less than $20 000 29 % (6) 37 % (11)
$20 000–49 999 10 % (2) 27 % (8)
$50 000–99 999 10 % (2) 3 % (1)
$100 000 or more 0 10 % (3)
Don't know/refused 52 % (11) 23 % (7)
Acculturation 5⋅825† (0⋅047)
Low (4–9) 100 % (21) 76 % (22)
Moderate (10–15) 0 21 % (6)
High (16–20) 0 3 % (1)
Parent limit setting, TV 1⋅457† (0⋅506)
Agree 100 % (21) 93 % (28)
Disagree 0 7 % (2)
Parent limit setting, Soda 0⋅855† (0⋅561)
Agree 91 % (19) 97 % (29)
Disagree 9 % (2) 3 % (1)
Number of physical activity items 1⋅532 (0⋅465)
Low (1–3 items) 48 % (10) 33 % (10)
Moderate (4–7 items) 38 % (8) 40 % (12)
High (8+ items) 14 % (3) 27 % (8)
Number of family meals per week 354† (0⋅921)
Low (1–2 meals) 14 % (3) 10 % (3)
Moderate (3–6 meals) 29 % (6) 30 % (9)
High (7+ meals) 57 % (12) 60 % (18)
TV in child's bedroom 0⋅370 (0⋅543)
Yes 62 % (13) 53 % (16)
No 38 % (8) 47 % (14)
†

Denotes use of Fisher's exact test to determine χ2 and P-value.