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. 2019 Mar 27;25(3):132–144. doi: 10.1159/000498988

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics for demographic and other indicators for total sample and each group

Indicators Total sample, n (%) Women who smoked BP, n (%)* Women who smoked during the entire pregnancy, n (%)* Women who successfully quit smoking DP, n (%)* Women who relapsed PP, n (%)*
Number 1,858 311 84 216 97
Maternal age, years
 18–24 127 (8–7) 44 (17–0) 14 (20–4) 25 (14–1) 8 (9–6)
 25–29 455 (28–6) 102 (35–8) 28 (34–7) 69 (35–9) 38 (44–8)
 30–34 739 (38–4) 100 (30–1) 20 (23–0) 80 (34–2) 33 (30–8)
 35+ 528 (24–4) 65 (17–1) 22 (21–8) 42 (15–7) 18 (14–8)
Educational level
 low 153 (11–8) 48 (19–8) 26 (36–4) 23 (14–6) 13 (18–8)
 Medium 705 (38–1) 170 (52–5) 50 (55–1) 110 (49–3) 57 (53–7)
 High 1,000 (50–1) 93 (27–7) 8 (8–4) 83 (36–1) 27 (27–5)
Living situation
 partner and children 1,735 (92–0) 258 (81–1) 66 (76–1) 183 (83–0) 80 (80–8)
 Other 123 (8–0) 53 (18–9) 18 (23–9) 33 (17–0) 17 (19–2)
Ethnicity
 yutch 1,469 (69–4) 256 (74–7) 71 (79–0) 175 (72–4) 78 (71–6)
 Other Western 144 (10–6) 26 (11–4) 6 (9–6) 19 (12–1) 6 (9–0)
 Other non-Western 244 (20–0) 29 (13–9) 7 (11–4) 22 (15–5) 13 (19–4)
Intake of folic acid BP
 No 569 (33–1) 130 (44–5) 24 (32–6) 99 (48–3) 39 (44–8)
 Yes 1,289 (66–9) 181 (55–5) 60 (67–4) 117 (51–7) 58 (55–2)
Intake of folic acid DP
 No 133 (8–6) 23 (8–3) 11 (14–6) 12 (6–1) 4 (5–0)
 Yes 1,718 (91–4) 286 (91–7) 73 (85–4) 204 (93–9) 93 (95–0)
Breastfeeding
 No 490 (26–1) 123 (38–9) 45 (50–8) 71 (32–2) 35 (35–7)
 Yes 1,351 (73–9) 185 (61–1) 39 (49–2) 144 (67–8) 62 (64–3)
Intensity of alcohol use BP
 Non-drinkers 1,012 (57–2) 123 (40–4) 64 (75–0) 56 (27–0) 27 (29–2)
 1 glass 415 (21–5) 63 (21–7) 7 (9–5) 53 (26–3) 27 (29–7)
 .2 glasses 423 (21–3) 125 (38–0) 13 (15–5) 107 (46–7) 43 (41–1)
Alcohol use DP
 No 1,757 (95–4) 291 (94–6) 80 (95–7) 203 (94–5) 93 (95–4)
 Yes 91 (4–6) 17 (5–4) 4 (4–3) 12 (5–5) 4 (4–6)
Cannabis use BP
 No 1,818 (97–8) 285 (90–2) 78 (91–3) 200 (90–7) 87 (86–3)
 Yes 33 (2–2) 25 (9–8) 6 (8–7) 16 (9–3) 10 (13–7)
Smoking of partner BP
 No 1,345 (71–1) 97 (30–8) 18 (23–4) 76 (34–1) 29 (27–8)
 Yes 510 (28–9) 214 (69–2) 66 (76–6) 140 (65–9) 68 (72–2)
Change in partner's smoking DP compared to BP
 Did not smoke BP and DP 1,335 (71–7) 106 (34–6) 21 (26–7) 82 (38–2) 31 (30–7)
 Decreased or quit 230 (13–0) 92 (29–4) 22 (24–7) 67 (31–3) 29 (32–1)
 As much as or increased 268 (15–3) 107 (36–0) 41 (48–6) 62 (30–5) 35 (37–2)
Change in partner's smoking PP
 Did not smoke at all 1,336 (72–3) 124 (41–2) 28 (36–5) 95 (44–6) 39 (39–4)
 Smoked BP or DP, but not PP 76 (4–1) 24 (7–0) 4 (4–5) 21 (8–9) 2 (1–8)
 Smoked PP 419 (23–6) 159 (51–8) 52 (59–0) 98 (46–5) 55 (58–8)
Talked about smoking cessation with health care professionals DP
 No 253 (80–3) 249 (80–9) 48 (56–9) 197 (92–3) 84 (91–0)
 Yes 59 (19–7) 56 (19–1) 36 (43–1) 15 (7–7) 9 (9–0)
Use of smoking cessation support DP
 No 295 (93–6) 288 (94–0) 74 (89–2) 207 (96–8) 91 (95–5)
 Yes 22 (6–4) 20 (6–0) 10 (10–8) 8 (3–2) 5 (4–5)

The percentages are weighted for age, educational level, and ethnicity.

*

Does not add to the subsample size due to missing values. BP, before pregnancy; DP, during pregnancy; PP, postpartum