Table 3.

Maternal health issues, wellbeing scales scores and categories, and COVID-19 behaviours.

Variable	Mean ± SD or Count (%), Missing
Maternal Health Issues
Anxiety	59 (25.3%)
Depression	24 (10.3%)
Diabetes (diagnosed before this pregnancy)	5 (2.1%)
Fertility issues requiring assisted reproduction for this pregnancy	16 (6.9%)
Thyroid disorder	8 (3.4%)
Polycystic ovary syndrome	17 (7.3%)
Insulin resistance	4 (1.7%)
No health conditions	123 (52.8%)
Other	31 (13.3%)
Wellbeing Scales
Hardship
No	187 (80.3%)
Yes	48 (20.6%), 0
GF6+ FAD 1 score	9.7 ± 3.4, 0
Mental Health Continuum-Short Form score
Emotional (score: /15)	12.5 ± 2.4, 0
Social (score: /25)	13.4 ± 5.2, 0
Psychological (score: /30)	22.5 ± 5.1, 0
Mental Health Continuum-Short Form categories
Flourishing	102 (43.8%)
Languishing	4 (1.7%)
Moderately mentally healthy	127 (54.5%)
Perceived Stress Scale score	16.1 ± 6.4, 0
Low (score: 0–13)	87 (37.3%)
Medium (score: 14–26)	135 (57.9%)
High (score: 27–40)	11 (4.7%)
Perinatal Anxiety Screening Scale score	16.1 ± 6.4, 0
Minimal anxiety symptoms (score: 0–20)	124 (53.2%)
Mild‚ moderate symptoms (score: 21–41)	76 (32.6%)
Severe anxiety symptoms (score: 42–93)	21 (9.0%)
Missing	12 (5.2%)
COVID-19 Behaviours
Employment impacted by COVID
No	220 (94.4%)
Yes	13 (5.6%)
Background as a healthcare professional
No	145 (62.2%)
Yes	88 (37.8%)
Employed and on maternity leave
No	50 (21.5%)
Yes	183 (78.5%)
Exercise outside of home in the last 7 days
No	37 (15.9%)
Yes	196 (84.1%)
Avoid contact with someone over 65 years
No	139 (59.7%)
Yes	63 (27.0%)
Not applicable	31 (13.3%)
Infant in childcare
No	228 (97.9%)
Yes	5 (2.1%)

¹ General functioning subscale of the McMaster Family Assessment Device. SD: standard deviation F.