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. 2014 Oct 1;14:244. doi: 10.1186/1471-2431-14-244

Table 1.

Baseline parent and child characteristics among participants in the parents and tots together intervention (N = 110)

N (%)
Parent relation to child
Mother 101 (92.7%)
Stepmother 1 (0.9%)
Foster-mother 1 (0.9%)
Father 5 (4.6%)
Grandparent 1 (0.9%)
Parent marital status
Married 49 (45.8%)
Not married, living with a Partner 31 (29.0%)
Single 22 (20.6%)
Divorced 2 (1.9%)
Separated 3 (2.8%)
Race/Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latino 58 (55.2%)
White 14 (13.3%)
Black 23 (21.9%)
Other 10 (9.5%)
Total household income
< $20, 000 34 (30.9%)
$20,000-$45,000 36 (32.8%)
$46,000-$99,999 6 (5.4%)
$100,000 or more 4 (3.6%)
Don’t know/Refused 30 (27.3%)
Parent education obtained
8th grade or less 22 (21.2%)
Some high school 19 (18.3%)
Graduated high school 18 (17.3%)
Some college or Technical school 23 (22.1%)
Post graduate rraining or degree 21 (20.2%)
Don’t know 1 (1.0%)
Parent stress level Mean stress level (SD) = 28.38 (10.691)
Normal stress 88 (80%)
High stress 22 (20%)
Child age (years) Mean age (SD) =3.15 (1.0)
2 36 (32.7)
3 36 (32.7)
4 25 (22.8)
5 13 (11.8)
Child gender
Male 56 (50.9%)
Female 54 (49.1%)
Child BMI categorization
Normal weight 52 (51.5%)
Overweight/Obese 49 (48.5%)
Child physical activity (Active Play)
Weekday
<1 hour/day 36 (33.0%)
≥ 1 hour/day 73 (67.0%)
Weekend day
<1 hour/day 28 (26.9%)
≥ 1 hour/day 76 (73.1%)
Child TV viewing Mean viewing Hrs. (SD) = 3.48 (1.040)
Weekday
≥ 2 hour/day 55 (51.9%)
<2 hour/day 51 (48.1%)
Weekend Day Mean viewing Hrs. (SD) = 3.45 (1.152)
≥ 2 hour/day 56 (52.8%)
<2 hour/day 50 (47.2%)
Parent limiting of TV viewing
Disagree 22 (20.0%)
Agree 88 (80.0%)