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Table 3 Descriptive statistics for respondents and their infants

From: Neonatal Eating Assessment Tool - Mixed Breastfeeding and Bottle-Feeding (NeoEAT - Mixed Feeding): factor analysis and psychometric properties

Variable

Frequency (n)

Percent

Relationship to Infant (n = 608)

 Mother or Mother-Figure

575

94.6%

 Father or Father-Figure

28

4.6%

 Other Primary Caregiver

5

0.8%

Child Race/Ethnicity (n = 607)

 White

399

65.7%

 Hispanic

43

7.1%

 Black

35

5.8%

 Asian

24

4.0%

 More than one race

90

14.8%

 Other

10

1.6%

Parent Highest Education (n = 608)

 High School degree or less

138

22.7%

 Technical School/Community College

62

10.2%

 College/University

206

33.9%

 Graduate School

202

33.2%

Household Income (n = 605)

 < $20,000

49

8.1%

 $20,000 – 39,999

112

18.5%

 $40,000 – 59,999

102

16.9%

 $60,000 – 79,999

92

15.2%

 $80,000 – 99,999

57

9.4%

 > $100,000

193

31.9%

Family Type (n = 608)

 Two Parent Family

550

90.5%

 Single Parent Family

46

7.6%

 Other

12

2.0%

Select Infant Conditions (n = 608)a

 Diagnosed Feeding Problem

38

6.3%

 Current Feeding Tube

10

1.6%

 Preterm Birth

67

11.0%

 Structural Abnormality

18

3.0%

 Congenital Heart Disease

18

3.0%

 Genetic Disorder

5

0.8%

  1. aMultiple conditions could be selected