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Table 4 Factors associated with prelacteal feeding practice among HIV positive mothers with children aged 7–20 months in government hospitals of North Gondar zone, Northwest Ethiopia, 2016

From: Infant feeding counseling and knowledge are the key determinants of prelacteal feeding among HIV exposed infants attending public hospitals in Ethiopia

Variables

Prelacteal feeding

Crude odds ratio

Adjusted odds ratio

 

Yes

n (%)

No

n (%)

(95% CI)

(95% CI)

Place of residence

 Urban

46 (16.1)

239 (83.9)

0.47 (0.26,0.82)

0.82 (0.23,2.88)

 Rural

24 (29.3)

58 (70.7)

1

1

Father’s education

 No formal education

17 (35.4)

31 (64.6)

2.75 (1.42,5.33)

5.85 (2.02,16.92)*

 Primary and above

53 (16.6)

266 (83.4)

1

1

Wealth status

 Poor

31 (25.4)

91 (74.6)

1

1

 Medium

16 (12.3)

114 (87.7)

0.41 (0.21,0.80)

0.57 (0.20,1.62)

 Rich

23 (20.0)

92 (80.0)

0.73 (0.39,1.35)

1.16 (0.44,3.07)

ANC

 Yes

31 (10.2)

272 (89.8)

0.073 (0.039,0.136)

0.07 (0.03,0.15)*

 No

39 (60.9)

25 (39.1)

1

1

Counseling about infant feeding

 Yes

49 (15.5)

268 (84.5)

1

1

 No

14 (37.8)

23 (62.2)

3.32 (1.60,6.91)

3.36 (1.27,8.85)*

Place of birth

 Home

21 (39.6)

32 (60.4)

3.55 (1.89,6.65)

2.00 (0.79,5.04)

 Health institution

49 (15.6)

265 (84.4)

1

1

Comprehensive knowledge on IYCFa

 Poor

36 (25.2)

107 (74.8)

1

1

 Medium

26 (23.0)

87 (77.0)

0.89 (0.49,1.58)

0.38 (0.16,0.88)*

 Good

8 (7.2)

103 (92.8)

0.23 (0.10,0.52)

0.10 (0.03,0.30)*

Have obstetric problem

 Yes

43 (24.7)

131 (75.3)

2.01 (1.18,3.43)

1.72 (0.85,3.47)

 No

27 (14.0)

166 (86.0)

1

1

Give colostrum

 Yes

37 (12.7)

254 (87.3)

1

1

 No

33 (43.4)

43 (56.6)

5.27 (2.98,9.31)

5.16 (2.32,11.45)*

  1. *Variables with P-value of < 0.05, aInfant and Young Child Feeding