Table 1.

The relationship between descriptive statistics of parents and vaccine hesitancy (n = 370)

Variables	Total	Non-hesitant (n = 319)		Hesitant (n = 51)
Age of parents	n(%)	n	%	n	%	OR	95% CI	P
<30	159(51.1)	131	82.4	28	17.6	1 a
30≥	181(48.9)	188	89.1	23	10.9	0.57	0.31–1.03	0.064
Parents
Mother	344(93.0)	294	85.5	50	14.5	1 a
Father	26(7.0)	25	96.2	1	3.8	0.23	0.03–1.77	0.231
Age of the child
0–24 months	217(58.6)	190	87.6	27	12.4	1 a
25–59 months	153(41.4)	129	84.3	24	15.7	1.30	0.72–2.37	0.373
Gender of the child
Female	165(44.6)	143	86.7	22	13.3	1 a
Male	205(55.4)	176	85.9	29	14.1	1.06	0.63–1.77	0.82
Mother’s education
Primary School	45 (12.2)	43	95.6	2	4.4	1 a
High School	80 (21.6)	67	83.8	13	16.2	4.13	0.99–28.2	0.051
University	159(43.0)	130	81.8	29	18.2	4.77	1.26–30.79	0.022
Graduate school	86 (23.2)	79	91.9	7	8.1	1.89	0.40–13.83	0.420
Monthly income
≤349 $	153(41.4)	130	85.0	23	15.0	1 a
350 $ >	217(58.6)	189	87.1	28	12.9	0.83	0.42–1.51	0.55
Father’s education
Primary	41 (11.1)	37	90.2	4	9.8	1 a
High School	116(31.4)	97	83.6	19	16.4	1.80	0.60–6.55	0.304
University	127 (34.3)	110	86.6	17	13.4	1.42	0.47–5.21	0.541
Graduate school	86 (23.2)	75	87.2	11	12.8	1.35	0.41–5.21	0.620

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