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. 2015 Oct 5;175:329–338. doi: 10.1007/s00431-015-2631-4

Table 1.

(Socio)demographic and clinical characteristics of young children with type 1 diabetes and their parents

Number (%) Median (percentile 25–75) M SD
Children Sex Boys 41 (53 %)
Girls 36 (47 %)
Age (years) (range 2–7) 5 (4–6)
HbA1c (range 32 mmol/mol-80 mmol/mol) 77 59 9.03
(range 5.1 %–9.5 %) 77 7.6 % 0.8 %
Treatment Insulin pump 63 (82 %)
Multiple daily insulin injections 14 (18 %)
Blood glucose monitoring Times a day (range 2–20) 6 (5–7)
Years since diagnose (range 1–6 years) 2 (1–3)
N (number per total)
Parents Total Mothers observed 74 (74/77)
Fathers observed 3 (3/77)
Marital status (mothers) Single 5 (5/74)
Cohabiting 10 (10/74)
Married / registered partners 52 (52/74)
Missing 7 (7/74)
Marital status (fathers) Single 0 (0/3)
Cohabiting 1 (1/3)
Married / registered partners 2 (2/3)
Missing 0 (0/3)
Educational level (mothers) Primary education 1 (1/74)
About 12 years of formal education 36 (36/74)
15–16 years of formal education 29 (29/74)
Other 1 (1/74)
Missing 7 (7/74)
Educational level (fathers) Primary education 0 (0/3)
About 12 years of formal education 0 (0/3)
15–16 years of formal education 3 (3/3)
Other 0 (0/3)
Missing 0 (0/3)