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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Phys Act Health. 2016 Jan 18;13(7):726–732. doi: 10.1123/jpah.2015-0534

Table 1.

Selected Characteristics of Mother-Child Dyads in Latino Farmworker Families, Baseline (N=244)

Characteristic N (%)
Mother’s age (yr)
   18–25 70 (28.7%)
   26–35 137 (56.1%)
   36–45 37 (15.2%)
Mother’s education (yr)
   0–6 106 (43.4%)
   7–9 74 (30.3%)
   10+ 64 (26.2%)
Mother’s place of birth (yr)
   US 11 (4.50%)
   Mexico 209 (85.7%)
   Other 24 (9.80%)
Child’s age (yr)
   2 128 (52.5%)
   3 116 (47.5%)
Child’s gender
   Male 118 (48.4%)
   Female 126 (51.6%)
Child’s place of birth (yr)
   US 241 (98.8%)
   Other 3 (1.20%)
Attends Head Start
   No 186 (77.5%)
   Yes 54 (22.5%)
Family Status
   Migrant 66 (27.0%)
   Seasonal 178 (73.0%)
Dogs run loose in neighborhood
   No 111 (47.6%)
   Yes 122 (52.4%)
Street traffic impedes walking
   No 162 (68.1%)
   Yes 76 (31.9%)
Parents set limits on screen time
   No 181 (77.7%)
   Yes 52 (22.3%)
Child taken to play spaces
   No 169 (69.5%)
   Yes 74 (30.5%)
Parent is concerned regarding child's level of activity
   No 217 (89.3%)
   Yes 26 (10.7%)
Child’s BMI Category
   Normal 132 (56.2%)
   Overweight 49 (20.9%)
   Obese 54 (23.0%)