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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Acta Paediatr. 2014 May;103(5):546–552. doi: 10.1111/apa.12588

Table 3. Relationship between child age and whether programs were watched based on if intended for the child (By each category of media content and by whether the program was turned on by parent for the child).

# (%) watched of programs exposed




Age
(mos)
Total
number
of
children
Total
number
of
programs
By media content* By whether program
was turned on by
parent for the child





Young Child-
Educational
Young
Child-Non
Educational
Older
Child/
Teen
Unknown Adult Yes No





6 407 1091 237/280 (84.6%) 71/84 (84.5%) 34/51 (66.7%) 144 /216 (66.7%) 229/460 (49.8%) 455/489 (93.0%) 260/602 (43.2%)
< 2yrs 14 324 1007 326/344 (94.8%) 50/53 (94.3%) 33/42 (78.6%) 166/230 (72.2%) 169/333 (50.8%) 464/472 (98.3%) 284/535 (53.1%)
24 358 960 398/412 (96.6%) 78/80 (97.5%) 55/58 (94.8%) 132/161 (82.0%) 154/243 (63.4%) 641/660 (97.1%) 182/300 (60.7%)
≥ 2yrs 36 296 512 230/238 (96.6%) 52/52 (100%) 46/49 (93.9%) 89/107 (83.2%) 47/65 (72.3%) 409/422 (96.9%) 56/90 (62.2%)





p-value 3570 p<.001 p=.006 p<.001 p<.001 p<.001 p=.12 p<.001
*

Number of programs watched/ number of programs exposed in category (%)

p-values between < 2 yrs (6 & 14) months and ≥ 2 yrs (24 & 36) months, adjusted for confounders (Child: gender, birth order; Mother: age, language, birth country, education, marital status)

Convergence not achieved