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. 2022 Jul 1;21:7. doi: 10.1186/s12942-022-00302-7

Table 4.

Prospective associations of the lifestyle patterns with standardized body mass index at 10–11 years

Model 1a Model 2b Model 3c Model 4d
B 95% CI B 95% CI B 95% CI B 95% CI
Lifestyle patterns
 ‘High activity’ 0.005 (− 0.02; 0.03) 0.002 (− 0.03; 0.03) 0.003 (− 0.03; 0.03) 0.002 (− 0.03; 0.03)
 ‘Low screen time, high sleep and healthy diet’ − 0.076 (− 0.11; − 0.04) − 0.072 (− 0.11; − 0.04) − 0.071 (− 0.11; − 0.03) − 0.071 (− 0.11; − 0.03)
 ‘High outdoor play’ 0.036 (− 0.01; 0.09) 0.031 (− 0.02; 0.08) 0.030 (− 0.02; 0.08) 0.031 (− 0.02; 0.08)
Socio-economic status
 Equivalized household income indicator − 0.054 (− 0.09; − 0.02) − 0.050 (− 0.09; − 0.02) − 0.052 (− 0.09; − 0.02)
Spatial components
 Rho (spatial term for zBMI 10–11 years) 0.004 (− 0.84; 0.84)
 lag_SES − 0.054 (− 0.18; 0.07)
 lag_’high activity’ − 0.021 (− 0.11; 0.07)
 lag_’low screen time, high sleep and healthy diet’ − 0.022 (− 0.14; 0.10)
 lag_’high outdoor play’ − 0.034 (− 0.20; 0.13)
 Lambda (spatial term for error) 0.052 (− 0.78; 0.89) 0.121 (0.02; 0.23)

Additional models were run including a dummy for moving, and moving to healthier/less healthy neighbourhoods (determined at age 5 using geographically weighted mean of zBMI 5 years, converted to tertiles). Neither variable was significantly associated with standardized body mass index at 10–11 years. Results available upon request

aModel 1: analyses were adjusted for age, sex, weartime, energy intake, smoking during pregnancy and standardized body mass index (zBMI) at 5–6 years

bModel 2: Model 1 + Equivalized Household Income Indicator

cModel 3: Model 2 + spatial terms for the determinants, the outcome and the error term, and additional adjustment with a spatial term for zBMI at 5–6 years

dModel 4: Model 2 + spatial term for the error