Table 1.
Characteristic | n | % |
---|---|---|
Race (n 274) | ||
Hispanic | 116 | 42·3 |
African American | 48 | 17·5 |
Caucasian | 83 | 30·3 |
Other | 27 | 9·9 |
Low ethnic identity (n 266) | 144 | 54·1 |
Nativity status (n 272) | ||
Foreign-born | 130 | 47·8 |
Primary language (n 250) | ||
English | 159 | 63·6 |
Spanish | 78 | 31·2 |
Bilingual | 13 | 5·2 |
Financial hardship | ||
Difficulty living on total household income (n 272) | ||
No difficulty | 110 | 40·4 |
Somewhat difficult | 115 | 42·3 |
Difficult | 47 | 17·3 |
Difficulty meeting monthly payments (bills) (n 271) | ||
No difficulty | 128 | 47·2 |
Somewhat difficult | 94 | 34·7 |
Difficult | 49 | 18·1 |
Evidence of food insecurity (n 266) | 74 | 27·8 |
Maternal education (n 266) | ||
<12th grade/HS degree or GED | 88 | 33·1 |
Some college/college degree (BA, MS, MD, PhD, etc.) | 178 | 66·9 |
Covariates | ||
BMI status (n 236) | ||
Normal weight (BMI<25 kg/m2) | 85 | 36·0 |
Overweight (BMI ≥25 to <30 kg/m2) | 74 | 31·4 |
Obese (BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2) | 77 | 32·6 |
Smoked during pregnancy (n 274) | 46 | 16·8 |
Mean | SD | |
Maternal age (years) | 30·36 | 5·64 |
PRISM, PRogramming of Intergenerational Stress Mechanisms; SES, socio-economic status; HS, high school; GED, General Educational Development; BA, Bachelor of Arts; MS, Masters; MD, Doctor of Medicine; PhD, Doctor of Philosophy.