Table 2. The predicted percent chances of the most and least deprived children becoming obese at age 11 years based on their weight status at age 5 years and sex.
| Weight status, sex and IMD (fifths) at age 5 years | Predicted percent chances of becoming obese (including severe) at age 11 years (95% CI) | |
|---|---|---|
| Normal weight | ||
| Male | Most deprived (0–20%) | 7.4 (6.2 to 8.6) |
| Least deprived (80–100%) | 4.7 (3.9 to 5.5) | |
| Female | Most deprived (0–20%) | 6.6 (5.5 to 7.7) |
| Least deprived (80–100%) | 3.9 (3.0 to 4.7) | |
| Overweight | ||
| Male | Most deprived (0–20%) | 37.2 (29.2 to 45.3) |
| Least deprived (80–100%) | 27.0 (20.3 to 33.6) | |
| Female | Most deprived (0–20%) | 38.0 (30.7 to 45.3) |
| Least deprived (80–100%) | 30.9 (22.2 to 39.5) | |
| Obese inc. severe | ||
| Male | Most deprived (0–20%) | 71.4 (61.6 to 81.2) |
| Least deprived (80–100%) | 49.6 (34.0 to 65.2) | |
| Female | Most deprived (0–20%) | 62.9 (50.9 to 74.9) |
| Least deprived (80–100%) | 69.9 (51.2 to 88.6) | |
Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; IMD, index of multiple deprivation; inc., including.
Numbers are rounded to 1 decimal place.