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Table 5 Factors related to the obtainment of social support by child-rearing support category (n = 215)

From: Factors associated with social support in child-rearing among mothers in post-disaster communities

 

Child-rearing support (forced entry) (p < 0.001)§

Child-rearing support (stepwise backward elimination) (p < 0.001)§

AOR

95% CI

p value

AOR

95% CI

p value

Sex of infant

 Male

1.00

     

 Female

1.08

0.55–2.12

0.830

   

Age of infant (range 6 to 42 months)

 ≤ 26 months

1.00

  

1.00

  

 ≥ 27 months

1.96

0.98–3.91

0.057

1.79

0.93–3.43

0.079

Mother’s age group

 20s

1.00

     

 30s

1.08

0.49–2.36

0.852

   

 40s

2.00

0.55–7.26

0.292

   

Employment status

 Unemployed

1.00

     

 Irregular employment

2.36

0.97–5.75

0.058

   

 Regular employment

2.40

1.04–5.53

0.040

   

Housing

 Non-independent housing

1.00

     

 Independent housing

1.35

0.63–2.89

0.441

   

Household structure

 Nuclear household

1.00

  

1.00

  

 Extended household

2.47

1.04–5.88

0.040

3.41

1.62–7.18

0.001

Parent(s) living with infant

 Only mother

1.00

     

 Both (mother and father)

1.54

0.24–9.74

0.647

   

Order of target infant in family living together

 First child

1.00

     

 Second child or more

0.66

0.30–1.44

0.298

   

Support from relatives not living together

 No

1.00

  

1.00

  

 Yes

4.86

2.02–11.68

< 0.001

5.30

2.29–12.27

< 0.001

Acquaintances in the neighborhood from before the disaster

 None

1.00

  

1.00

  

 Yes

2.70

1.28–5.69

0.009

2.84

1.46–5.52

0.002

Use of child support resources

 None

1.00

     

 At least one resource

0.57

0.20–1.61

0.285

   

Perceived difficulties in child-rearing

 Yes

1.00

  

1.00

  

 No

3.57

1.74–7.33

0.001

3.32

1.70–6.49

< 0.001

  1. Logistic regression analysis was performed
  2. All the factors shown in Table 2 were included in the analysis, namely, sex of infant, age of infant, mother’s age group, employment status, housing, household structure, parent(s) living with infant, order of target infant in family living together, support from relatives not living together, acquaintance in the neighborhood from before the disaster, use of child support resources, and perceived difficulties in child-rearing. “Unknown” was excluded from the analysis
  3. AOR adjusted odds ratio, CI confidence interval, § p-value for the model