Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of the study participants

Questions	Category	Frequency (%)
Gender	Female	823 (67.6)
	Male	394 (32.4)
Age	18–30	704 (57.8)
	31–40	226 (17.6)
	41–50	175 (14.4)
	51–60	91 (7.5)
	> 60	21 (1.7)
Region	Southern	91 (7.5)
	Eastern	125 (10.3)
	Northern	35 (2.9)
	Western	679 (55.8)
	Central	287 (23.6)
Nationality	Saudi	1131 (92.9)
	Non-Saudi	86 (7.1)
Qualification	Secondary school or below	152 (12.5)
	University student Diploma/bachelor’s degree	953 (78.3)
	Master/ Ph. D	112 (9.2)
Employment Status	Government sector	248 (20.4)
	Private sector	154 (12.7)
	Not currently employed	784 (64.4)
	Volunteer	31 (2.5)
Monthly Income	< 5000 SAR	734 (60.3)
	5000–10,000 SAR	218 (17.9)
	> 10,000 SAR	265 (21.8)
Marital Status	Single	468 (38.5)
	Married	693 (56.9)
	Divorced/ Widowed	56 (4.6)
Total of Children	None	473 (38.9)
	One	153 (12.6)
	Two	166 (13.6)
	Three	123 (10.1)
	Four and more	302 (24.8)
Number of children who were two years old and younger during COVID-19	None	813 (66.8)
	One	292 (24.0)
	Two	78 (6.4)
	Three	14 (1.2)
	Missing	20 (1.6)
Employed in the healthcare sector	No	1107 (91.0)
	Yes	110 (9.0)
Number of COVID-19 vaccine doses	None	29 (2.4)
	One dose	32 (2.6)
	Two doses	339 (27.9)
	Three doses	770 (63.3)
	Four doses	47 (3.9)
Ensuring child/children at vaccination age receive routine vaccinations on time during the COVID-19 pandemic	Not applicable/ Not sure/ I do not remember	510 (41.9)
	Not applicable, my child is not two years yet or not at the vaccination age	76 (6.2)
	No, I have delayed my child’s vaccines due to COVID-19 pandemic	69 (5.7)
	Yes, my child had received all his/her vaccines on time	562 (46.2)
Duration of the delay for children not receiving routine vaccination on time	Not applicable	907 (74.5)
	Less than three months	167 (13.7)
	Three - six months	74 (6.1)
	Six - Twelve months	33 (2.7)
	More than twelve months	36 (3.0)