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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Nov 21.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Assoc Nurse Pract. 2020 May 21;33(10):793–801. doi: 10.1097/JXX.0000000000000429

Table 1.

Parent, child, and family characteristics

Characteristics Parents (N = 96) Mothers (n = 70) Fathers (n = 26)
Age in years (mean [SD]) 36 (7.1) 39 (7.4)
Race/ethnicity (n [%]) Black non-Hispanic 30 (43%) 9 (35%)
White non-Hispanic 7 (24%) 9 (35%)
Hispanic 23 (33%) 7 (27%)
Mestizo 0 (0%) 1 (0.03%)
Education (n [%]) Less than high school 19 (27%) 8 (31%)
High school graduate-some college 28 (40%) 13 (50%)
College graduate 23 (33%) 5 (19%)
Relationship status (n [%]) Married/partnered 54 (77%) 24 (92%)
Single, not partnered 16 (23%) 2 (0.08%)
Families (N = 71)
Annual family income (n [%]) Less than $20,000 28 (39%)
$20,000-$49,999 26 (37%)
≥$50,000 17 (24%)
Surviving children (n [%]) 1 child 12 (17%)
2 children 21 (30%)
3 children 15 (21%)
4 children 15 (21%)
5–8 children 8 (11%)
Surviving Siblings 6–18 Years Old (N = 132)
Sex (n [%]) Boys 56 (42%)
Girls 76 (58%)
Age group (n [%]) School-aged children 95 (72%)
Adolescents 37 (28%)
Race/ethnicity (n [%]) Black non-Hispanic 67 (50%)
White non-Hispanic 26 (20%)
Hispanic 39 (30%)
Deceased Sibling (N = 71)
Sex (n [%]) Boys 44 (62%)
Girls 27 (38%)
Age group (n [%]) Infants (≤12 mo) 26 (37%)
Preschoolers (12.001–60 mo) 4 (5%)
School aged (60.001–144 mo) 15 (21%)
Adolescents (>144 mo) 26 (37%)
Race/ethnicity (n [%]) Black non-Hispanic 30 (42%)
White non-Hispanic 18 (25%)
Hispanic 23 (32%)