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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 11.
Published in final edited form as: Perspect Sex Reprod Health. 2015 Jun 11;47(2):99–106. doi: 10.1363/47e2215

TABLE 1.

Percentage distribution of women who were not sterilized or pregnant at six-month follow-up interview, by selected characteristics, 2012–2014 Postpartum Contraception Study

Characteristic %
(N=578)
BASELINE
Race/ethnicity
Latina 74.0
Black 6.4
White 16.6
Other 3.1
Age
18–24 37.0
25–29 29.8
30–34 20.2
≥35 13.0
Relationship status
Married 48.9
Cohabiting 30.5
In a relationship, not cohabiting 9.4
Single/separated/divorced 11.2
Parity
1 36.3
2 33.2
≥3 30.5
Income
<$10,000 33.6
$10,000–19,999 23.8
$20,000–34,999 14.3
$35,000–74,999 15.7
≥$75,000 12.7
Education
<high school 30.2
Completed high school 27.2
>completed high school 42.6
Insurance status
Public 74.2
Private 25.8
SIX-MONTH FOLLOW-UP
Insurance status
Public 16.8
Private 29.8
None 53.5
Contraceptive method desired
Female/male sterilization 24.4
IUD/implant 47.5
Hormonal 14.0
Less effective 12.1
Don’t know/none 1.9
Contraceptive method currently used
IUD/implant 15.1
Hormonal 28.9
Less effective 53.6
None 2.4
Childbearing intention
No more children 32.9
More children 55.7
Don’t know 11.4
Timing of future childbearing (in years)
1 12.7
2 or 3 45.7
≥4 40.4
Don’t know 1.2
Feeling about pregnancy in next three months
Very happy 16.8
Somewhat happy 32.4
Somewhat upset 20.4
Very upset 19.4
Don’t know 11.1
Total 100.0

Among women who intended to have more children.

Note: Percentages may not add to 100.0 because of rounding.