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. 2021 Sep 24;7(5):e166. doi: 10.1192/bjo.2021.959

Table 1.

Participant demographics for maternal depression exposure

Sample with complete exposure data (maternal depression)a, N (%) Sample with complete outcome data (at least one offspring depression)b, N (%) Sample with complete exposure, outcome and confounding datac, N (%)
Sex
Male 5369 (51.41) 4495 (47.85) 2447 (48.66)
Female 5075 (48.59) 4899 (52.15) 2582 (51.34)
Maternal education
A Level or higher 3739 (36.94) 3453 (40.87) 2814 (44.04)
GCSE/O Level 6382 (63.06) 4996 (59.13) 2215 (55.04)
Parity
First-born 4573 (44.51) 3918 (45.94) 2465 (49.02)
Second-born 3695 (35.96) 3041 (35.66) 1745 (34.70)
Third-born +  2006 (19.53) 1569 (18.40) 819 (16.29)
Smoking
No prenatal smoking 8087 (77.43) 6942 (80.23) 4202 (83.56)
Yes postnatal smoking 2357 (22.57) 1711 (18.77) 827 (16.44)
Paternal depression
No ANTD/no PNTD 6413 (94.48) 5284 (94.63) 4770 (94.85)
Yes ANTD/no PNTD 156 (2.30) 121 (2.17) 103 (2.05)
No ANTD/yes PNTD 141 (2.08) 115 (2.06) 99 (1.97)
Yes ANTD/yes PNTD 78 (1.15) 64 (1.15) 57 (1.13)

ANTD, antenatal depression; PNTD, postnatal depression; SMFQ, Short Mood and Feelings Questionnaire; N, number of offspring.

a.

Number of offspring for whom data on maternal perinatal depression were available. Reading down the exposure sample column, the figures also indicate the number of offspring who had data available on each individual variable in addition to maternal depression information.

b.

Number of offspring for whom outcome data of at least one SMFQ result were available. Reading down the outcome sample column, the figures also indicate the number of offspring who had data available on each individual variable in addition to having at least one SMFQ result.

c.

The number of offspring for whom data were available on maternal depression, confounding variables and at least one SMFQ result.