From: Women’s perspectives on antenatal breast expression: a cross-sectional survey
UK participants at time of survey (n = 688) | National values % | |
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n (%) | ||
Age | (n = 688) | Women giving birth in England |
Under 20 | 2(0.3%) | 4.6a |
20–24 | 27 (3.9%) | 18.2a |
25–29 | 140 (20.4%) | 28.1a |
30–34 | 266 (38.7%) | 29.7a |
35–39 | 197 (28.6%) | 15.5a |
40+ | 56 (8.1%) | 3.9a |
Ethnicity | (n = 683) | |
White | 652 (95.5%) | 86.0b |
Black | 7 (1.0%) | 3.3b |
Asian | 8 (1.2%) | 7.5b |
Mixed | 16 (2.3%) | 2.2b |
BMI | (n = 663) | All women in England |
< 25 | 286 (43.2%) | 42.8c |
Overweight | 213 (32.1%) | 33.4c |
Obese | 164 (24.7%) | 23.8c |
Occupation | (n = 683) | Female UK residents aged 16–74 |
Higher managerial, administrative and professional occupations | 357 (52.3) | 29.0d |
Intermediate occupations | 117 (17.1) | 24.0d |
Routine and manual occupations | 59 (8.6) | 31.0d |
Long-term unemployed or never worked | 1 (0.1) | 6.0d |
Not classified | 149 (21.9) | – |
Number of children birthed | (n = 681) | |
1 | 322 (46.8) | |
2 | 259 (37.6) | |
3 or more | 107 (15.6) |