Fig. 2

a Adjusted Incident Rate Ratio (IRR) for children of Pakistani mothers. (Baseline group is children of White British mothers = 1). Children who are not low birth-weight (i.e. 2500 g or more). *Low birthweight models adjusted for maternal parity, infant sex, gestational age, maternal age, social economic factors (maternal education, housing tenure, means- tested benefits) and smoking; SGA models adjusted for maternal age, social economic factors (maternal education, housing tenure, means- tested benefits) and smoking. b Adjusted Incident Rate Ratio (IRR) for children of Pakistani mothers (Baseline group is children of White British mothers = 1). For children who are low birth-weight (i.e. less than 2500 g). *Low birthweight models adjusted for maternal parity, infant sex, gestational age, maternal age, social economic factors (maternal education, housing tenure, means- tested benefits) and smoking; SGA models adjusted for maternal age, social economic factors (maternal education, housing tenure, means- tested benefits) and smoking. c Adjusted Incident Rate Ratio (IRR) for children of Pakistani mothers (Baseline group is children of White British mothers = 1). For children who are not small for gestational age (SGA- GROW). *Low birthweight models adjusted for maternal parity, infant sex, gestational age, maternal age, social economic factors (maternal education, housing tenure, means- tested benefits) and smoking; SGA models adjusted for maternal age, social economic factors (maternal education, housing tenure, means- tested benefits) and smoking. d Adjusted Incident Rate Ratio (IRR) for children of Pakistani mothers (Baseline group is children of White British mothers = 1). For children who are small for gestational age (SGA- GROW). *Low birthweight models adjusted for maternal parity, infant sex, gestational age, maternal age, social economic factors (maternal education, housing tenure, means- tested benefits) and smoking; SGA models adjusted for maternal age, social economic factors (maternal education, housing tenure, means- tested benefits) and smoking