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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2012 Oct;166(10):926–932. doi: 10.1001/archpediatrics.2012.793

Table 1. Characteristics of Enrolled Children Who Responded.

Characteristic No. (%)
Age of child, y (n=254)
 3 130 (51)
 4 124 (49)
Sex of child (n=254)
 Female 132 (52)
 Male 122 (48)
Respondent is a primary caregiver? (n=254)
 Yes 225 (89)
 No 29 (11)
Respondent relationship to child (n=236)
 Mother 211 (89)
 Father 14 (6)
 Grandparent 8 (3)
 Other relative/foster parent 3 (1)
Age of respondent, y (n=221)
 18-21 20 (9)
 22-25 77 (35)
 62-35 102 (46)
 >36 22 (10)
Race of respondent (n=234)
 White, non-Hispanic 41 (18)
 Black, non-Hispanic 183 (78)
 Hispanic 1 (0.4)
 Othera 9 (4)
Highest level of education completed by respondent
 (n=236)
  <High school 7 (3)
  High school 146 (62)
  College or more 83 (35)
Insurance status (n=253)
 Medicaid 230 (91)
 Private 22 (9)
 No insurance 1 (0.4)
Child care arrangementsb
 Center-based child care or preschool (n=251) 153 (61)
 Family child care home (provider not related to child)
  (n=249)
30 (12)
 Care from a relative (in child’s home or relative’s  home) (n=247) 75 (30)
 No nonparental child care (n=250) 49 (20)
a

One Asian and 8 “other” respondents

b

Proportions add up to more than 100% because some children had more than 1 child care arrangement or attended more than 1 center.