Table 1: Socio-demographic and economic characteristics of respondents (n=440)
Characteristics	n (%)	Overweight/Obesity	Crude OR (95% CI)
Age group (yrs)
21–30	108 (24.5)	18 (16.7)	1
31–40	260 (59.1)	57 (21.9)	1.40 (0.78 to 2.52)
41–50	72 (16.4)	13 (18.1)	1.10 (0.50 to 2.41)
Mother's education
Uneducated	63 (14.3)	9 (14.3)	1
Educated	377 (85.7)	79 (21.0)	1.59 (0.75 to 3.36)
Mother's occupation
Employed	223 (50.7)	34 (15.2)	1
Unemployed	217 (49.3)	54 (24.9)	1.84 (1.14 to 2.96)
Mother parity
≤2 children	350 (79.5)	77 (22.0)	2.02 (1.02 to 3.99)
>2 children	90 (20.5)	11 (12.2)	1
Caste/Ethnicity*
Advantaged	285 (64.8)	25 (16.1)	1
Disadvantaged	155 (35.2)	63 (22.1)	1.47 (0.88 to 2.46)
Type of family
Nuclear	266 (39.6)	41 (15.4)	2.06 (1.27 to .270)
Joint/Extended	174 (60.5)	47 (27.0)	1
Wealth status
High-income	241 (54.8)	60 (24.9)	2.02 (1.23 to 3.32)
Low-income	199 (45.2)	28 (14.1)	1
*Ethnicities of children were categorized into an advantaged (including advantaged Janajatis and the upper caste) and relatively disadvantaged groups (including Dalits, disadvantaged Janajatis, disadvantaged non-Dalit Terai people and religious minorities).