Table 2.

Hypotheses and estimates for height and BMI differences at 48 months

	Estimates for height differences (cm)				Estimates for BMI differences (kg/m2)
Hypothesis	Unadjusted		Adjusted‡†		Unadjusted		Adjusted‡¶
	β	95% CI	β	95% CI	β	95% CI	β	95%CI
Primary hypotheses
High vs. low prenatal	−0.47	−1.05, 0.11	−0.46	−1.03, 0.10	−0.12	−0.36, 0.12	−0.07	−0.30, 0.17
High vs. low infancy	−1.21	−1.79, −0.63	−0.84	−1.42, −0.25	−0.03	−0.27, 0.21	−0.07	−0.31, 0.18
High vs. low early childhood	0.37	−0.21, 0.95	0.41	−0.17, 0.98	0.09	−0.15, 0.32	0.09	−0.15, 0.33
Secondary Hypotheses
HHH vs. LLL	−1.39	−2.21, −0.57	−0.98	−1.86, −0.10	0.01	−0.33, 0.34	0.05	−0.32, 0.41
HHH vs. all others	−0.91	−1.57, −0.25	−0.66	−1.34, 0.02	−0.03	−0.30, 0.24	−0.07	−0.36, 0.21
LLL vs. all others	0.68	0.02, 1.35	0.46	−0.21, 1.13	−0.04	−0.31, 0.24	−0.13	−0.41, 0.16
HHH+HHL vs. LLL+LLH	−1.68	−2.46, −0.90	−1.30	−2.09, −0.51	−0.15	−0.47, 0.17	−0.13	−0.47, 0.20

N=773 for height models, and N=768 for BMI models

^‡Adjusted for maternal age at delivery, parity, marital status, education, breastfeeding, calcium treatment group, cohort, calf circumference, height, and child sex and gestational age at birth.

^†Additionnally adjusted for child length at birth

^¶Additionnally adjusted for child weight at birth