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. 2016 Feb 16;19(13):2305–2314. doi: 10.1017/S1368980015003614

Table 2.

Intakes (ml/d) of total water, plain water and water from beverages and foods* by age group, sex and sociodemographic group; French children aged 4–13 years (n 835), INCA 2 (Étude Individuelle Nationale des Consommations Alimentaires 2006–2007)

Total water intake (ml/d) Plain water (ml/d) Water from beverages (ml/d) Water from solid foods (ml/d)
n Mean 95 % CI Mean 95 % CI Mean 95 % CI Mean 95 % CI
All children 835 1324 1295, 1353 452·7 431·3, 474·1 347·8 334·6, 361·0 523·8 512·5, 535·1
Age group
4–8 years 355 1233 1193, 1273 407·4 372·8, 441·9 333·3 314·3, 352·3 492·3 474·9, 509·7
9–13 years 480 1416 1368, 1464 498·2 460·9, 535·6 362·4 342·2, 382·6 555·5 540·9, 570·0
P value <0·0001 <0·0001 <0·05 <0·0001
Sex
Boys 400 1393 1345, 1441 488·7 447·8, 529·6 363·8 344·9, 382·6 540·7 520·6, 560·8
Girls 435 1246 1207, 1285 411·6 383·1, 440·2 329·6 311·2, 348·1 504·6 490·1, 519·1
P value <0·0001 0·0005 <0·05 <0·01
Age × sex groups
Boys 4–8 years 172 1280 1221, 1339 434·3 383·4, 485·2 344·4 317·1, 371·7 501·2 476·0, 526·3
Boys 9–13 years 228 1506 1443, 1570 543·0 489·0, 597·0 383·1 356·0, 410·1 580·2 558·8, 601·5
Girls 4–8 years 183 1180 1131, 1228 376·8 344·4, 409·3 320·7 294·2, 347·2 482·3 459·0, 505·6
Girls 9–13 years 252 1313 1249, 1377 446·9 406·4, 487·3 338·6 310·4, 366·9 527·2 501·6, 552·7
P value <0·0001 <0·0001 <0·01 <0·0001
Income-to-poverty ratio
<1 356 1315 1267, 1363 433·0 397·0, 469·0 367·7 345·3, 390·0 514·4 494·9, 533·9
1–1·99 327 1332 1274, 1390 479·0 429·0, 529·0 330·6 309·3, 351·9 522·7 504·1, 541·4
≥2 152 1328 1263, 1392 437·9 398·8, 476·9 340·5 313·0, 368·0 549·3 525·1, 573·6
P value 0·9066 0·2089 0·0668 0·0905

P value is for ANOVA with post hoc Bonferroni-adjusted comparisons; significant P values are indicated in bold font.

*

Water content of all beverages and foods was calculated using the CIQUAL (Centre d’Information sur la Qualité des Aliments) 2013 database.

‘<1’ means below the poverty threshold; ‘≥2’ means more than two times higher than the poverty threshold.