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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Int. 2021 Jan 12;147:106373. doi: 10.1016/j.envint.2020.106373

Table 1.

Selected characteristics of 125 mother-infant dyads in the National Children’s Study.

Characteristics Overall N (%)

Race/ethnicity [N (%)]
 White 101 (80.8)
 African American or Black 7 (5.6)
 Other 17 (13.6)
Maternal age [N (%)]
 <20 years 11 (8.8)
 20–25 years 32 (25.6)
 26–30 years 35 (28.0)
 30–35 years 36 (28.8)
 36+ years 11 (8.8)
Education level [N (%)]
 < High school 8 (6.4)
 High school graduate 53 (42.4)
 > High school 64 (51.2)
Family income [N (%)]
 ≤ $29,999 29 (23.2)
 $30,000 – $74,999 50 (40.0)
 ≥ $75,000 46 (36.8)
Number of previous livebirths [N (%)]
 0 43 (34.4)
 1 48 (38.4)
 ≥ 2 34 (27.2)
Smoking status during pregnancy [n (%)]
 Yes 9 (7.2)
 No 116 (92.8)
Pre-pregnancy BMIa [N (%)]
 Normal/Underweight 74 (59.2)
 Overweight 51 (40.8)
Infant sex [N (%)]
 Male 68 (54.4)
 Female 57 (45.6)
Infant birth outcomes (mean ± SD)
 Gestational age, weeks 38.58 ± 1.81
 Birthweight, kg 3340 ± 574
 Birth length, cm 49.87 ± 2.88
 Head circumference, cm 34.61 ± 1.81
 Ponderal index, kg/m3 26.89 ± 3.92
a

IQR: interquartile range.