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Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr. 2020 Sep 6;228:147–154.e2. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2020.09.007

Figures 1a and 1b (ONLINE). — Growth mixture model solutions identifying BMI trajectories for boys and girls. Models were performed separately for boys and girls. Plotted solid lines represents estimated means; dashed lines are 95% confidence intervals.

“Maintained Non-Overweight” (n=405, 75.6%) “Maintained Non-Overweight” (n=392, 77.6%)

“Developed Obesity” (n=112, 20.9%) “Developed Obesity” (n=74, 14.7%)

“Developed Severe Obesity” (n=19, 3.5%) “Developed Severe Obesity” (n=39, 7.7%)

Inline graphic — Growth mixture model solutions identifying BMI trajectories for boys and girls. Models were performed separately for boys and girls. Plotted solid lines represents estimated means; dashed lines are 95% confidence intervals.

“Maintained Non-Overweight” (n=405, 75.6%) “Maintained Non-Overweight” (n=392, 77.6%)

“Developed Obesity” (n=112, 20.9%) “Developed Obesity” (n=74, 14.7%)

“Developed Severe Obesity” (n=19, 3.5%) “Developed Severe Obesity” (n=39, 7.7%)