Table 1.

Descriptive statistics.

	Total sample (N = 1,417)	COVID-19 related change in work-plans (N = 372)	No COVID-19 related change in work-plans (N = 1,045)	p-value*
Age	31.7 (4.2)	31.3 (4.1)	31.8 (4.2)	0.10
Weeks pregnant	25.8 (8.8)	27.6 (8.2)	25.2 (9.0)	<0.001
Race/ethnicity				0.27
White	1,233 (87.0%)	322 (86.6%)	911 (87.2%)
Hispanic/Latino	79 (5.6%)	25 (6.7%)	54 (5.2%)
African American	23 (1.6%)	2 (0.5%)	21 (2.0%)
Asian	49 (3.5%)	15 (4.0%)	34 (3.3%)
American Indian/Alaska Native	8 (0.6%)	3 (0.8%)	5 (0.5%)
Other	25 (1.8%)	5 (1.3%)	20 (1.9%)
Household Income				<0.001
<49,999	116 (8.2%)	48 (12.9%)	68 (6.5%)
$50–99,000	428 (30.2%)	119 (32.0%)	309 (29.6%)
$100,000+	873 (61.6%)	205 (55.1%)	668 (63.9%)
Education				0.008
Less than a college education	226 (16.0%)	78 (21.0%)	148 (14.2%)
College education	491 (34.7%)	124 (33.3%)	367 (35.1%)
Degree beyond College education	700 (49.4%)	170 (45.7%)	530 (50.7%)
Self-rated health				0.44
Poor/Fair	91 (6.4%)	27 (7.3%)	64 (6.1%)
Good/Excellent	1,326 (93.6%)	345 (92.7%)	981 (93.9%)
High-risk pregnancy	498 (35.1%)	126 (33.9%)	372 (35.6%)	0.55
Previous birth	608 (42.9%)	160 (43.0%)	448 (42.9%)	0.96
Provider type				0.78
Obstetrician	1,148 (81.0%)	306 (82.3%)	842 (80.6%)
Midwife	244 (17.2%)	60 (16.1%)	184 (17.6%)
Other	25 (1.8%)	6 (1.6%)	19 (1.8%)
Current work location				<0.001
Home	1,039 (73.3%)	226 (60.8%)	813 (77.8%)
Outside home	286 (20.2%)	123 (33.0%)	163 (15.6%)
Both in the home/outside the home	92 (6.5%)	23 (6.2%)	69 (6.6%)
Depression symptoms (EPDS, 0–30)	10.5 (5.2)	12.0 (5.1)	9.9 (5.1)	<0.001

Values with p < 0.05 are shown in bold.

^*P-value represents significant differences in each variable according to whether or not COVID-19 affected people's work plans. T-tests were used for continuous variables, chi-squared tests for categorical variables.

Mean (SD) reported for continuous variables, N (%) for categorical variables.