Table 4. Factors associated with home accidents among children under five years of age in the Al-Baha region.

*A p-value <0.05 is considered statistically significant.

Factors	Has the child been exposed to accidents at home?				p-Value
	Yes		No
	No.	%	No.	%
Family size					0.001*
3-4	63	48.5%	67	51.5%
5-7	102	59.0%	71	41.0%
>7	40	81.6%	9	18.4%
Siblings					0.021*
1	13	39.4%	20	60.6%
2	49	53.3%	43	46.7%
3	12	50.0%	12	50.0%
4+	131	64.5%	72	35.5%
Parents are alive					0.385
Yes, both	192	58.5%	136	41.5%
Only mother	9	47.4%	10	52.6%
Only father	4	80.0%	1	20.0%
Parents divorced					0.723
Yes	16	61.5%	10	38.5%
No	189	58.0%	137	42.0%
Mother work					0.181
Housewife	108	55.1%	88	44.9%
Working	97	62.2%	59	37.8%
Mother education					0.184
Below secondary	29	67.4%	14	32.6%
Secondary	39	50.6%	38	49.4%
University/postgraduate	137	59.1%	95	40.9%
Father education					0.021*
Below secondary	7	31.8%	15	68.2%
Secondary	53	64.6%	29	35.4%
University/postgraduate	145	58.5%	103	41.5%
Monthly income (in Saudi Riyals)					0.858
<5000	19	59.4%	13	40.6%
5000-10,000	64	56.1%	50	43.9%
>10,000	122	59.2%	84	40.8%
There is another caregiver for a child other than the parents, a maid or servant					0.002*
Yes	73	70.9%	30	29.1%
No	132	53.0%	117	47.0%