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. 2022 Mar 15;6(2):e205. doi: 10.1097/EE9.0000000000000205

Table 1.

Characteristics of mother-child dyads with follow-up at age 5 and/or 8 years by child race, according to covariates: the HOME study (2003–2006)

Variable Full sample n (%) Black n (%) White n (%)
Overall 253 (100) 90 (36) 145 (57)
Maternal age (years)
 <25 57 (23) 45 (50) 8 (5)
 25 to <35 154 (61) 40 (44) 104 (72)
 35+ 42 (17) 5 (6) 33 (23)
Maternal education
 High school or less 62 (25) 51 (57) 7 (5)
 Some college 71 (28) 31 (34) 37 (26)
 Completed college 120 (47) 8 (9) 101 (70)
Maternal race
 Non-Hispanic Black 83 (33) 82 (91) 1 (0)
 Non-Hispanic White 152 (60) 5 (6) 142 (98)
 Other 18 (7) 3 (3) 2 (1)
Annual income
 <$30,000 82 (32) 70 (78) 9 (6)
 $30,000–$75,000 77 (30) 17 (19) 55 (38)
 ≥$75,000 94 (37) 3 (3) 81 (56)
Maternal smokinga
 Unexposed 78 (31) 5 (6) 66 (56)
 Secondhand smoking 116 (46) 40 (44) 71 (49)
 Active smoking 59 (23) 45 (50) 8 (6)
Parity
 0 114 (45) 29 (32) 73 (50)
 1 79 (31) 29 (32) 46 (32)
 2+ 60 (24) 32 (36) 26 (18)
Prepregnancy BMI (kg/m2)
 Normal/underweight: <25 125 (49) 32 (36) 83 (57)
 Overweight: ≥25 to <30 65 (26) 23 (26) 38 (26)
 Obese: ≥30 63 (25) 35 (39) 24 (17)
Child sex
 Female 140 (55) 57 (63) 76 (52)

Percentages reflect columns (e.g., race) within each study sample characteristic.

aMaternal smoking during pregnancy estimated based on maternal serum cotinine concentrations during pregnancy. Unexposed smoking exposure defined as having serum cotinine concentrations <0.015 ng/mL, secondhand smoking exposure is defined by serum cotinine concentrations between 0.015 and <3.00 ng/mL, and active smoking includes those with serum cotinine concentrations ≥3.00 ng/mL.