TABLE 1.

Baseline demographic characteristics, and baseline and post-treatment dietary intake, and physical activity expenditure data of 170 children who completed family-based behavioral weight loss treatment.

Race/Ethnicity, n. (%)
Non-Hispanic Caucasian/White	107 (62.9)
Non-Hispanic Black/African American	29 (17.1)
Hispanic	17 (10.0)
Othera	17 (10.0)
Sex, n. (%)
Male	66 (38.8)
Female	104 (61.2)
Child age at baseline, mean (SD), y	9.4 (1.2)
Socioeconomic status, mean (SD), range	43.8 (10.4), 10.0–65.0
Relative weight/body composition
Child zBMIb at baseline, mean (SD)	2.16 (0.39)
Child zBMI post-FBT, mean (SD)	1.87 (0.56)***
Child percent body fat at baseline, % (SE)	44.6 (6.5)
Child percent body fat post-FBTc, % (SE)	40.8 (8.0)***
Diet
HEI-2005d score at baseline, mean (SD), range	59.3 (8.8), 40.6–90.0
HEI-2005 post-FBT, mean (SD), range	74.5 (9.8)***, 48.8–95.4
FAFHe baseline, mean (SD)	0.4 (0.2)
FAFH post-FBT, mean (SD)	0.3 (0.3)***
Physical Activity
MVPAf, baseline, mean (SD)	47.16 (22.0)
MVPA post-FBT, mean (SD)	44.49 (21.3)

^aOther races included American Indian or Alaskan Native, Asian, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, and “other” [self-reported]

^bStandardized Body Mass Index

^cFamily-based Behavioral Weight Loss Treatment

^dHealthy Eating Index-2005

^eEnergy from food prepared away from home

^fMinutes of Moderate-to-Vigorous Physical Activity

^***p<0.001