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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Obes (Lond). 2021 Dec 3;46(3):630–636. doi: 10.1038/s41366-021-00989-x

Table 1.

Participant and parent baseline characteristics in the Clinic and Community Approaches to Healthy Weight Study

Total HWC M-HWYC
N = 407 N = 201 N = 206
Participant characteristics Mean (SD) P value
Age, years 9.58 (1.83) 9.57 (1.88) 9.60 (1.78) 0.88
BMI z-score 1.95 (0.45) 1.95 (0.46) 1.95 (0.45) 0.90
BMI, kg/m2 25.0 (4.90) 25.1 (5.03) 24.9 (4.79) 0.82
% of the 95th percentile for BMI 113.4 (19.31) 113.7 (19.60) 113.1 (19.07) 0.80
N (%)
Sex, female 183 (45.0) 89 (44.3) 94 (45.6) 0.78
BMI category
 Overweight 109 (26.8) 54 (26.9) 55 (26.7) 0.98
 Obesity 176 (43.2) 86 (42.8) 90 (43.7)
 Severe Obesity 122 (30.0) 61 (30.3) 61 (29.6)
Race/Ethnicity, Hispanic 377 (92.9) 186 (92.5) 191 (92.7) 0.67
Parent characteristics
Parents Born Outside of U.S. 145 (35.7) 74 (36.8) 71 (34.6) 0.65
BMI category
 Lean 64 (17.1) 31 (17.0) 33 (17.1) 0.99
 Overweight/obesity 311 (82.9) 151 (83.0) 160 (82.9)
Education
 Less than High School 177 (43.9) 84 (42.4) 93 (45.4) 0.55
 High School Graduate 132 (32.8) 70 (35.4) 62 (30.2)
 Some College or More 94 (23.3) 44 (22.2) 50 (24.4)
Annual income
 Less than $20,000/year 218 (68.6) 101 (63.9) 117 (73.1) 0.10
 More than $20,000/year 100 (31.4) 57 (36.1) 43 (26.9)
Parental Stress, % yes 124 (30.5) 60 (29.9) 64 (31.1) 0.79
Parental Depression, % yes 147 (36.1) 84 (41.8) 63 (30.6) 0.02
Housing Insecurity, % yes 121 (29.7) 59 (29.4) 62 (30.1) 0.87
Food Insecurity, % yes 200 (49.1) 93 (46.3) 107 (51.9) 0.25
Family food assistance enrollment
WIC (Woman, Infants, & Children), % yes 104 (25.6) 54 (26.9) 50 (24.3) 0.55
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, % yes 280 (68.8) 137 (68.2) 143 (69.4) 0.78
Free/reduced meals at school, % yes 360 (88.5) 182 (90.5) 178 (86.4) 0.19
a

Parents born outside of U.S. n=406, n=1 missing.

b

Education, n=403, n=4 missing.