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. 2024 Apr 5;121(4):450–459. doi: 10.1159/000537803

Table 1.

Maternal and infant demographic characteristics

Study characteristics Result
Maternal age
 Median (range) 26 (18–33) years
Maternal education, n/N (%)
 Primary school 6/20 (30)
 High school 8/20 (40)
 Graduate and above 6/20 (30)
Socio-economic class, n/N (%)
 Lower middle 11/20 (55)
 Upper lower 9/20 (45)
Maternal history of psychological illness 0/20
Maternal SARS-CoV-2 infection, n/N (%)
 SARS-CoV-2 positive in the antenatal period 18/20 (90)
 Symptomatic COVID-19 5/20 (25)
 Severe COVID-19 requiring ICU care 0/20 (0)
Multiple gestations, n/N (%)
 Twin 1/20 (5)
Mode of delivery, n/N (%)
 Vaginal 8/20 (40)
 Assisted vaginal 1/20 (5)
 Cesarean 11/20 (55)
Skin-to-skin contact following birth 0/20 (0)
Mother-child separation following delivery 8/20 (40)
Need of resuscitation 0/20 (0)
Antenatal steroid coverage of preterm births 4/4 (100)
Preterm (<37 completed weeks) 4/20 (20)
Male 11/20 (55)
Low birth weight 8/20 (40)
Small for gestational age 6/20 (30)
Asian race 20/20 (100)
Any breastfeeding 20/20 (100)
Exclusive breastfeeding till 6 months 14/20 (70)
Onset of neonatal COVID-19 infection, n/N (%)
 ≤3 days of life 15/20 (75)
 >3 days of life 5/20 (25)
Symptoms of COVID-19 in neonates 7/20 (35)
 Respiratory 7/7
 Central nervous system 1/7
 Gastrointestinal 1/7
Immunized for age, n/N (%) 20/20 (100)
Parental concerns, n/N (%)
 Delay in milestones 1/20 (5)
 Hearing difficulties 0/20
 Visual difficulties 0/20