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. 2014 May;133(5):e1172–e1178. doi: 10.1542/peds.2013-2367

TABLE 2.

Unweighted Sociodemographic Characteristics of 7450 Children and Mothers Included in the Present Analysis

Study Sample (n = 7450), n (%)
Child male gender 3900 (51.1)
Child race/ethnicity
 White 3450 (46.3)
 Black 1200 (15.9)
 Hispanic 1550 (21.0)
 Asian/Pacific Islander/Alaska Native 1250 (16.8)
Non-English primary language 1700 (22.9)
Child general health fair/poor 200 (2.7)
Maternal age <25 950 (12.6)
Maternal education
 Did not finish high school 1450 (19.5)
 High school diploma or equivalent 2250 (30.5)
 Some college or more 3750 (50.1)
Maternal marital status
 Married 4850 (65.4)
 Never married 2100 (28.1)
 Divorced/separated 500 (6.5)
Maternal employment status
 Full-time 2550 (34.3)
 Part-time 1350 (18.0)
 Seeking work 650 (8.7)
 Not in labor force 2900 (39.0)
Maternal general health fair/poor 600 (8.1)
Maternal depression 3300 (50.2)
Prenatal tobacco exposure 900 (14.0)
Two-parent household 5850 (78.4)
Household income, $
 ≤15 000 1450 (19.3)
 15–30 000 1900 (25.2)
 30–50 000 1600 (21.4)
 50–100 000 1750 (23.6)
 >100 000 800 (10.5)
Number of siblings in home
 0 3200 (43.1)
 1 2500 (33.3)
 2 1150 (15.4)
 3 or more 600 (8.2)
Neighborhood good for raising kids
 Excellent/very good 4550 (61.3)
 Good 1750 (23.9)
 Fair/poor 1100 (14.8)
Moderate/severe regulatory problems at 9 mo 2900 (39.2)
Persistent moderate/severe regulatory problems and 9 mo and 2 y 1350 (18.1)
Excessive media use (>2 h/d) at 2 y 3000 (40.5)