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. 2018 Dec 19;15(1):48–55. doi: 10.1089/chi.2018.0116

Table 2.

Linear Mixed Model of BMI Percentile over Age 3, 5, and 9 Years, According to Sum of Social Risk Score at Age 1 and 3 Years

  Total sample (%) Initial BMIpa0j) (95% CI)c Growth in BMIpb1j) (95% CI)c
Girls (n = 1825)      
 Cumulative social risk      
  Cumulative social risk (0) 420 (23.04) Ref. Ref.
  Cumulative social risk (1) 560 (30.67) −0.12 (−3.99 to 3.75) −0.34 (−1.84 to 1.16)
  Cumulative social risk (2–3) 574 (31.45) −0.16 (−4.03 to 3.70) 0.30 (−1.06 to 1.67)
  Cumulative social risk (≥4) 271 (14.84) 0.77 (−3.67 to 5.21) 1.77 (3.39 to −0.15)
Boys (n = 1984)      
 Cumulative social risk      
  Cumulative social risk (0) 436 (21.98) Ref. Ref.
  Cumulative social risk (1) 588 (29.65) 0.45 (−2.71 to 3.60) −0.25 (−1.43 to 0.92)
  Cumulative social risk (2–3) 650 (32.75) 0.12 (−3.51 to 3.75) −0.86 (−2.09 to 0.37)
  Cumulative social risk (≥4) 310 (15.63) −1.17 (−6.30 to 3.96) −0.79 (−2.55 to 0.97)

The statistically significant results at an α = 0.05 level are in bold.

a

BMIp at age 3 years.

b

In the unit of 2 years.

c

Adjusted for race/ethnicity, maternal education, maternal marital status, receipt of public assistance, low birth weight, maternal BMI.

CI, confidence interval.