Table 2.

Results of Change in BMI Over Fatherhood Years.

Standardized BMI	β	SE	p Value	95% CI
Nonresident father	−.041	.031	.184	[−.101, .019]
Resident father	.077	.017	<.0001	[.044, .109]
Before fatherhood	.003	.003	.187	[−.002, .008]
Nonresident father	−.026	.003	<.0001	[−.032, −.019]
Resident father	−.017	.002	<.0001	[−.021, −.014]
After fatherhood	−.038	.003	<.0001	[−.043, −.033]
Nonresident father	.014	.004	.001	[.006, .022]
Resident father	.022	.003	<.0001	[.015, .029]
Black	.092	.018	<.0001	[.055, .128]
Asian	−.103	.029	<.0001	[−.161, −.046]
Latino	.099	.023	<.0001	[.055, .144]
Other	.107	.032	.001	[.044, .17]
Age	.014	.002	<.0001	[.01, .018]
General health	−.084	.003	<.0001	[−.091, −.078]
Income	.01	.002	<.0001	[.005, .015]
Employed	.005	.005	.281	[−.004, .015]
Married	.042	.009	<.0001	[.024, .06]
Mother’s education	−.068	.009	<.0001	[−.085, −.052]
Own education	−.002	.009	.811	[−.02, .015]
Total number of children	−.005	.007	.478	[−.019, .009]
Screen hours	.001	.000	<.0001	[.001, .003]
Daily activities	−.011	.001	<.0001	[−.013, −.009]
Intercept	.076	.039	.049	[.001, .153]

Note. BMI = body mass index; SE = standard error; CI = confidence interval.