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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of children and parents participating in the intervention and control group a

From: Primary Care Triple P for parents of NICU graduates with behavioral problems: a randomized, clinical trial using observations of parent–child interaction

 

Intervention (n = 34)

Control (n = 33)

Child characteristics

  

 Age, mean (SD), mo

45.6 (10.0)

43.6 (10.7)

 Males

16 (47%)

24 (73%)

 Children part of a twin/triplet

5 (15%)

4 (12%)

 BW, mean (SD), g

1477.1 (849.3)

1626.7 (876.3)

 GA, mean (SD), wk

30.5 (4.2)

30.8 (4.5)

 Abnormal cerebral ultrasound

  

  IVH grade 1-2

31 (91%)

31 (94%)

  IVH grade 3-4

3 (9%)

2 (6%)

 Perinatal asphyxia (term-born)

3 (9%)

5 (15%)

 NICU stay, mean (SD), d

21.4 (20.1)

18.6 (16.2)

Family characteristics

  

 Maternal age, mean (SD), y

34.1 (5.5)

32.2 (5.2)

 Maternal ethnicity

  

  European

33 (97%)

33 (100%)

  North-African

1 (3%)

0

 Firstborn child

26 (77%)

27 (82%)

 Maternal education, mean (SD), y

14.5 (2.1)

14.7 (2.0)

 Paternal education, mean (SD), y

14.2 (2.8)

14.8 (2.4)

 Family situation

  

  Nuclear family

32 (94%)

30 (91%)

  Stepfamily

1 (3%)

0

  Single parent family

1 (3%)

3 (9%)

Mother participated in observation

115 (96%)

123 (92%)

  1. Abbreviations: BW birth weight, GA gestational age, IVH intraventricular hemorrhage.
  2. aData are presented as number (percentage) unless otherwise specified.