Table 3.
Baseline regression models predicting nutritional status, infant mortality and child mortality
| Nutritional status | Neonatal mortality (odds ratios) | Child mortality rate | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maternal education | 4.88* | .956* | .914* |
| Urban residence | 7.49* | .957* | .949* |
| Wealth | 21.03* | .998 | .942* |
| Control variables: | |||
| Child age | -2.07* | -- | |
| Husband present | -1.68 | 1.080* | 1.078* |
| Husband-secondary education | 8.69* | .957 | .951* |
| Birth order | -3.45* | 1.063* | 1.081* |
| Twin | -32.13* | 2.745* | 1.993* |
| Female | 14.78* | .717* | .859* |
| Maternal age | 1.84* | .984* | .981* |
| Household size | .35* | .920* | .926* |
| Mother married | 2.60* | .945 | .879* |
| Mother employed | .10 | 1.086* | 1.043* |
| Constant | -150.35 | .099 | -- |
*p < .05