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Table 2 Sample characteristics, by Child Opportunity Index (COI) category (n = 2942)

From: The importance of community resources for breastfeeding

  

Overall COI Nationally Normed

Characteristic

Overall

Very Low

n (%)

Low

n (%)

Moderate

n (%)

High

n (%)

Very High

n (%)

p-value

Overall

2942

1047 (26.6)

692 (24.2)

474 (19.1)

461 (18.8)

268 (11.2)

 

Mother’s age > 25

2000 (69.7)

589 (54.1)

444 (63.3)

330 (70.2)

390 (85.0)

247 (94.2)

< 0.0001

Maternal race/ethnicity/nativity

      

< 0.0001

 US-born white

1095 (50.4)

152 (25.8)

251 (49.2)

253 (63.7)

270 (63.3)

169 (67.6)

 

 US-born Black

617 (10.5)

391 (23.9)

118 (8.3)

53 (4.8)

37 (4.3)

18 (3.6)

 

 Non-US-born Black

127 (2.4)

64 (4.1)

23 (1.7)

18 (2.2)

13 (1.5)

9 (1.5)

 

 US-born Hispanic

383 (12.8)

173 (19.4)

113 (15.8)

44 (8.6)

38 (8.6)

15 (4.7)

 

 Non-US-born Hispanic

424 (13.0)

202 (20.2)

128 (17.8)

49 (8.6)

32 (6.0)

13 (4.5)

 

 Other

296 (11.0)

65 (6.7)

59 (7.3)

57 (12.1)

71 (16.3)

44 (18.1)

 

Mother’s Education

      

< 0.0001

 Less than HS

416 (12.5)

263 (26.3)

96 (14.2)

35 (6.1)

21 (4.4)

1 (0.3)

 

 HS or GED

733 (22.7)

362 (34.0)

201 (28.5)

105 (22.6)

48 (10.0)

17 (4.7)

 

 Some college

938 (31.1)

319 (29.4)

261 (36.7)

161 (33.9)

151 (31.6)

46 (16.9)

 

 College Graduate

563 (21.8)

81 (7.8)

95 (14.8)

124 (25.6)

146 (32.6)

117 (45.7)

 

 Graduate School

292 (12.0)

22 (2.5)

39 (5.9)

49 (11.8)

95 (21.4)

87 (32.3)

 

Employed

1694 (59.3)

490 (47.5)

381 (54.5)

306 (62.9)

325 (70.4)

192 (72.8)

< 0.0001

Child age

      

< 0.0001

 8–11 weeks

1823 (63.6)

595 (56.4)

417 (61.3)

288 (64.1)

315 (68.4)

208 (76.6)

 

 12–15 weeks

492 (16.7)

180 (18.8)

125 (17.0)

82 (15.4)

68 (15.8)

37 (14.8)

 

 16–19 weeks

292 (9.4)

119 (11.1)

75 (11.4)

46 (9.2)

38 (7.5)

14 (5.0)

 

 20+ weeks

335 (10.3)

153 (13.7)

75 (10.3)

58 (11.3)

40 (8.4)

9 (3.7)

 
  1. Numbers in parentheses are weighted percentages adjusting for sampling design