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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 22.
Published in final edited form as: J Perinatol. 2011 Mar 17;31(11):711–716. doi: 10.1038/jp.2011.14

Table 3.

Adjusted odds ratios of overweight/obese (BMI 85th percentile) at 11 years of age given number of times BMI 85th percentile or BMI 50th percentile during preschool, early elementary or late elementary years

Age/BMI Adjusted OR 95% CI P-value
Preschool (2–4 years)
    BMI 85th percentile
        Two or more times 10.58 5.25, 21.32 <0.001
        One time 2.12 1.10, 4.09 0.024
    BMI 50th percentile
        Two or more times 4.82 2.48, 9.37 <0.001
        One time 1.31 0.51, 3.37 0.570
Early elementary (5–7 years)
    BMI 85th percentile
        Two or more times 71.65 30.94, 165.96 <0.001
        One time 5.56 2.70, 11.47 <0.001
    BMI 50th percentile
        Two or more times 17.78 8.27, 38.23 <0.001
        One time 0.61 0.15, 2.57 0.505
Late elementary (8–10 years)
    BMI 85th percentile
        Two or more times 351.05 126.26, 976.07 <0.001
        One time 25.82 9.97, 66.87 <0.001
    BMI 50th percentile
        Two or more times 292.82 36.53, 2347.06 <0.001
        One time 5.21 0.44, 61.65 0.190

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; CI, confidence interval; OR, odds ratio. Note: Odds ratios account for clustering of children with site and are adjusted for gender, maternal race and education, maternal weight before delivery, SGA, preterm, cocaine, opiate, tobacco, alcohol, marijuana, breast fed at 1 month, birth weight, hours of TV watching at ages 7 and 11, hours of exercise at age 7, days spent doing active games or sports at age 11 and sugar and caloric intake at age 11.