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. 2019 Jun 3;6:19. doi: 10.1186/s40608-019-0240-x

Table 2.

Parent’s Baseline Characteristics

Total Number of Participants N 247
Mean Age (SD) 247 36.2 (7.4)
Sex 247
 Male 21 (8.5%)
 Female 226 (91.5%)
Race/Ethnicity 247
 White Non-Hispanic 55 (22.3%)
 Black Non-Hispanic 42 (17.0%)
 Asian Non-Hispanic 6 (2.4%)
 More than one race/Other Non-Hispanic 13 (5.3%)
 Hispanic 131 (53.0%)
Marital Status 245
 Single 86 (35.1%)
 Married or living as married 116 (47.4%)
 Separated/divorced/widowed 43 (17.5%)
Highest level of education 247
 Less than High School 47 (19.0%)
 High School/GED 156 (63.2%)
 More than High School 44 (17.8%)
Employment Status 245
 Employed 144 (58.8%)
 Unemployed 37 (15.1%)
 Disabled 19 (7.8%)
 Homemaker 33 (13.5%)
 Other 12 (4.9%)
Household Income 244
 <$20,000 135 (55.3%)
 $20,000–$50,000 88 (36.1%)
 >$50,000 21 (8.6%)
Receive Food Assistance 246 172 (69.9%)
Language primarily spoken at home 243
 English only 112 (46.1%)
 More English than another language 29 (11.9%)
 Both English and another language equally 31 (12.8%)
 More another language than English 41 (16.9%)
 Only another language 30 (12.4%)
Confidence filling out medical forms 246
 Extremely 131 (53.3%)
 Quite a bit 66 (26.8%)
 Somewhat 39 (15.9%)
 A little bit/not confident/not at all confident 10 (4.1%)
BMI (SD) 240 31.9 (7.2)