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Table 2 Baseline characteristics of women at trial entry and children at follow-up

From: The effects of dietary and lifestyle interventions among pregnant women with overweight or obesity on early childhood outcomes: an individual participant data meta-analysis from randomised trials

Characteristic

Overall, n=2535

Intervention, n=1297

Control, n=1238

BMI category, N (%)

 - 25.0–29.9

790 (31.16)

389 (29.99)

401 (32.39)

 - 30.0–34.9

954 (37.63)

501 (38.63)

453 (36.59)

 - 35.0–39.9

516 (20.36)

260 (20.05)

256 (20.68)

  - ≥40.0

275 (10.85)

147 (11.33)

128 (10.34)

Maternal BMI (kg/m2), median (IQR)

32.32 (28.80, 35.90)

32.40 (29.00, 35.97)

32.29 (28.70, 35.80)

Maternal age (years), mean (SD)

30.46 (5.19)

30.39 (5.18)

30.52 (5.19)

Parity, N (%)

 - 0

1060 (41.81)

558 (43.02)

502 (40.55)

 - 1+

1475 (58.19)

739 (56.98)

736 (59.45)

Maternal height (cm), mean (SD)

165.28 (6.62)

165.45 (6.61)

165.11 (6.64)

Maternal weight (kg), mean (SD)

90.39 (16.66)

90.88 (16.54)

89.88 (16.77)

Ethnicity, N (%)

 - Non-Caucasian

278 (11.07)

134 (10.43)

144 (11.75)

 - Caucasian

2233 (88.93)

1151 (89.57)

1082 (88.25)

Infant sex, N (%)

 - Male

1263 (49.82)

650 (50.12)

613 (49.52)

 - Female

1272 (50.18)

647 (49.88)

625 (50.48)

Child age (years) at follow-up, mean (SD)

3.56 (0.83)

3.53 (0.79)

3.59 (0.86)