Eating behaviour, physical activity, TV exposure and sleeping habits in five year olds: a latent class analysis

BMC Pediatrics

Table 5 Multivariate logistic and linear regression results for the associations between class membership and cardio metabolic measures

	Overweight^a (n = 1135)^b	Obesity^c (n = 1135)^b	FMI^d (n = 591)^b	LMI^e (n = 591)^b	WtHR^f (n = 1129)^b
	OR^g (95% CI^h) p-value	OR (95% CI) p-value	β coefficient (95% CI) p-value	β coefficient (95% CI) p-value	β coefficient (95% CI) p-value
Class 1: Normative	Ref.	Ref.	Ref.	Ref.	Ref.
Class 2: High food avoidance	0.63 (0.37–1.07) 0.088	0.66 (0.16–2.77) 0.572	−.25 (−.47, −.02) 0.033	−.48 (−.70, −.26) < 0.001	−.002 (−.007, .003) 0.477
Class 3: High food approach	2.88 (1.86–4.47) < 0.001	5.11 (1.81–14.41) 0.002	.42 (.18, .67) 0.001	.30 (.06, .54) 0.013	.01 (.006, .02) < 0.001

^aBMI > =17.42 for boys, BMI > =17.25 for girls
^bAdjusted for maternal characteristics (educational attainment, socioeconomic index, marital status, smoking status, physical activity other than walking, TV watching, and weight status), child sex, and early feeding (breastfeeding at 2 months and timing of introduction to solids)
^c BMI > =19.46 for boys, BMI > =19.36 for girls
^dFat mass index
^eLean mass index
^fWaist-to-Height Ratio
^gOdds ratio
^hConfidence interval

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