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Table 2. For Children of Latinas: Separate Multivariable Negative Binominal Regression Models Conducted for each Child Age Group of Daily Television Hours by Maternal Language Preference Subgroup (English/Spanish)^*.

Children of:	MODEL 1	MODEL 2	MODEL 3
Children of:	4-11 months IRR [95% CI ^†]	12-23 months IRR [95% CI^†]	24-35 months IRR [95% CI^†]
Spanish-speaking Latina mothers	Referent	Referent	Referent
English-speaking Latina mothers	0.97 [0.62-1.51]	1.61 [1.17-2.22]	1.66 [1.10-2.51]

Adjusted for: child age and gender, MHI-5, and maternal employment status, education level, age, marital status.

^†

CI = confidence interval

Table 2. For Children of Latinas: Separate Multivariable Negative Binominal Regression Models Conducted for each Child Age Group of Daily Television Hours by Maternal Language Preference Subgroup (English/Spanish)*.