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1. Individual level factors (level I)
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Child characteristics
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Age of child (months)
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(1) 12–23; (2) 24–35
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Sex of the child
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(1) Male; (2) Female
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Birth order
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(1) 1; (2) 2–3; (3) 4–5; (4) 6+
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Acceptance of the child
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(1) Wanted then, (2) Wanted later & (3) Wanted no more
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DPT1-HepB1-Hib1
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(0) Not vaccinated; (1) Vaccinated
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DPT3-HepB3-Hib3
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0) Not vaccinated; (1) Vaccinated
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Maternal/paternal characteristics
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Mother’s age (years)
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(1)15–19; (2) 20–34; (2) 35–49
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Religion
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(1)Orthodox; (2)Muslim; (3)Protestant; (4) Others
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Mother’s education
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(1) No education; (2)Primary; (3) Secondary and higher
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Father’s education
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1) No education; (2)Primary; (3) Secondary and higher
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Wealth index
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(1) Poorest; (2)Poorer; (3) Rich; (4) Richer; (5)Richest
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Sex of household head
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(1) Male; (2) Female
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Number of living children
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(1) 1; (2) 2–3; (3) 4–5; (4) 6+
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Head of household
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(1) Male; (2) Female
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Mother’s relation to the head of the household
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(1) Wife; (2) head; (3)Daughter; (4) Others
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Regular media exposure
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(0) No; (1) Yes
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2. Community level factors (Level II)
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Residence
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(1) Urban; (2) Rural
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Region
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(1) Addis Ababa; (2)Tigray; (3) Afar; (4) Amhara; (5) Oromiya; (6) Somali; (7) Benishangul-Gumuz; (8) SNNPR; (9) Gambella; (10) Harari; (11) Dire Dawa
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Distance to health facility
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(1) A big problem, (2) Not a big problem
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