The home environment and childhood obesity in low-income households: indirect effects via sleep duration and screen time

Table 3 Associations between health behaviors and odds of child overweight/obese weight status, with and without adjustment for index caregiver BMI (N = 103)

	Unadjusted			Adjusted for caregiver BMI
	OR	95% CI	p-value	OR	95% CI	p-value
Fruit and vegetable intake^a,b	1.01	0.91, 1.11	.91	1.03	0.93, 1.14	.59
Caloric beverages and fast food^a,b	1.06	0.95, 1.20	.30	1.07	0.95, 1.21	.27
Energy-dense snacks^a,c	1.01	0.94, 1.08	.80	1.02	0.95, 1.09	.55
Screen time (h/d)	1.23	0.94, 1.61	.14	1.17	0.89, 1.57	.26
MVPA (mins/d)^d	1.00	0.98, 1.02	.76	1.00	0.98, 1.02	.92
Sleep duration (h/d)	0.45	0.27, 0.77	<.01	0.45	0.26, 0.77	<.01

MVPA, daily minutes of moderate and vigorous physical activity.
^aMeasured on an ordinal scale reflecting frequency of intake in the past 7 days.
^bPossible scores ranged from 0–32.
^cPossible scores ranged from 0–56.
^dN = 88 for this variable.

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