The AIMS home-video method: parental experiences and appraisal for use in neonatal follow-up clinics

BMC Pediatrics

Table 1 Parental and infant characteristics

Interview	Sex	Parent(s) interviewed	Times recorded	Corrected Age infant at interview	Gravidity	Birth ranking	Health status	Parental country of origin	Parental education (high^a/ middle^b/ low^c)⁴⁹
1	boy	both parents	1	4 month	singleton	first	healthy	Dutch	High / high
2	girl	mother (father came at the end)	2	9 month	singleton	first	healthy	Dutch	High / high
3	girl	father	2	19 month	singleton	third	healthy	Turkish	Middle
4	boy/ boy	mother	3	5 month	twin	first/ second	healthy	Dutch	High
5	boy	mother	3	8 month	singleton	third	healthy	Dutch	High
6	girl	father	2	9 month	singleton	first	healthy	Dutch	High
7	girl	mother	3^d	13 month	singleton	fourth	healthy	Dutch	Medium
8	boy	mother	4	11 month	singleton	first	healthy	Dutch	High
9	boy	both parents	6^e	22 month	singleton	first	healthy	Dutch	High / high
10	girl	both parents	7	20 month	singleton	second	suspect of Cerebral Palsy	Dutch	High / high

^ahigh education = associate degree programs, higher education, Bachelor programs, Master degree programs, and doctoral degree programs
^bmedium education = upper secondary education, (basic) vocational training, and middle management and specialist education
^clow education = primary school, prevocational secondary education, and lower secondary vocational training and assistant’s training
^dparents started participating in a study at the infants age of 5.5 months
^eparents started participating in a study at the infants age of 7.5 months

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