. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Aug 13.

Published in final edited form as: Clin Pediatr (Phila). 2019 May 14;58(8):903–911. doi: 10.1177/0009922819848080

Table 3.

Adjusted Association of Use of Internet/Mobile Technology and Neurodevelopmental Scores (n = 89)^a.

	Change in Bayley-III Composite Cognitive Score (β Coefficient)	95% CI	P	Change in Bayley-III Composite Motor Score (β Coefficient)	95% CI	P	Change in Vineland Adaptive Behavior II Score (β Coefficient)	95% CI	P

Use of Internet	3.79	−5.39, 12.97	.41	1.70	−7.74, 11.13	.72	−4.09	−11.40, 3.22	.27
Use of email	−0.25	−9.89, 9.39	.96	1.98	−7.86, 11.81	.69	−0.68	−8.41,7.06	.86
Use of mobile technology (smartphone)	−9.11	−20.35, 2.12	.11	−8.65	−20.15, 2.86	.14	−5.32	−14.44, 3.81	.25
Use of text	−4.06	−17.66, 9.53	.84	−3.90	−17.76, 9.97	.58	−0.23	−10.78, 10.32	.97

Abbreviation: Bayley-III, Bayley Scales of Infant and Toddler Development, Third Edition; CI, confidence interval.

Adjusted for race, maternal education, age, birth weight, post-discharge diagnosis, use of medical equipment, and early intervention.