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. 2025 Oct 13;13:1654582. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2025.1654582

Table 4.

Participant children information form.

Variable n %
Age 11.11 ± 1.91 Min-Max: (8–15)
Sex
Female 14 58.3
Male 10 41.7
Birth order in the family
1 16 66.7
2 7 29.2
3 1 4.2
Were your child/children separated from you during COVID?
Yes 1 4.2
No 20 83.3
Partially 3 12.5
How long did your child live apart from you? …… months
0.00 20 83.3
1 1 4.2
2 1 4.2
4 1 4.2
6 1 4.2
Was your child able to adapt to the separation process during the pandemic?
We did not live separately 20 83.3
Yes we had no problem 2 8.3
Partially adapted. Certain sleep disorders and behavior problems 2 8.3
Could you have adapted to being separated from your child?
We did not live separately 20 83.3
I partially struggled. I wondered about my child/children 4 16.7
Who provided permanent care for your child during your separation?
At home with siblings (no caregiver) 20 83.3
Father 1 4.2
Relative 3 12.5
Does your child have any previously known physical illnesses?
No 24 100
Does your child have any previously known mental illness?
Distraction 1 4.2
Obsessive compulsive disorder 2 8.3
No 21 87.5
Total 24 100.0