Table A1.

Multinomial logistic regression results examining the association between food security indicators and meeting the MDD in infants 6–12 Months (n = 56).

Model 1	B	SE	p-Value	OR	95% CI
Intercept	−0.693	0.612	0.258	-
Household income <$35,000	1.591	0.709	0.025	4.909	1.223–19.709
Model 2
Intercept	7.650	2.543	0.003	-
Age	−1.006	0.304	0.001	0.366	0.202−0.663
Household income <$35,000	1.736	0.896	0.053	5.672	0.979–32.855
Model 3
Intercept	8.842	2.905	0.002	-
Age	−0.994	0.305	0.001	0.370	0.204−0.673
Sex	−0.800	0.778	0.304	0.449	0.098–2.065
Household income <$35,000	1.647	0.908	0.070	5.191	0.875–30.779
Model 4
Intercept	−0.288	0.540	0.594	-
Running out of money for food by the end of the month	1.317	0.654	0.044	3.733	1.037–13.445
Model 5
Intercept	7.751	2.585	0.003	-
Age	−0.923	0.290	0.001	0.397	0.225−0.701
Running out of money for food by the end of the month	1.037	0.755	0.170	2.820	0.642–12.392
Model 6
Intercept	8.810	2.905	0.002	-
Age	−0.908	0.289	0.002	0.404	0.229−0.711
Sex	−0.714	0.750	0.341	0.489	0.113–2.127
Running out of money for food by the end of the month	0.842	0.785	0.283	2.321	0.499–10.803
Model 7
Intercept	−0.588	0.558	0.292	-
Food security index score	1.723	0.677	0.011	5.600	1.487–21.096
Model 8
Intercept	7.081	2.587	0.006	-
Age	−0.873	0.288	0.002	0.418	0.238−0.734
Food security index score	1.387	0.775	0.073	4.003	0.877–18.271
Model 9
Intercept	8.039	2.898	0.006	-
Age	−0.862	0.288	0.003	0.422	0.240−0.743
Sex	−0.641	0.757	0.397	0.527	0.120–2.323
Food security index score	1.229	0.799	0.124	3.419	0.715–16.356

Model 1–3: food security indicator: Household income <$35,000. Model 4–6: food security indicator: Running out of money for food by the end of the month. Model 6–8: food security indicator: Food security index score. Model 1, 4, 7: Food security indicator. Model 2, 5, 8: Food security indicator + age. Model 3, 6, 9: Food security indicator + age + sex.