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Table 1 Socio-demographic and economic characteristic of pregnant mother attending ANC service in Debre Markos governmental health institution, Ethiopia, 2016 (n = 416)

From: Determinants of late initiation for antenatal care follow up: the case of northern Ethiopian pregnant women

Variables

Frequency (%)

Age

 < 25 (young)

180 (43.3%)

 ≥ 25

236 (56.7%)

Ethnicity

 Amhara

415 (99.8%)

 Tigrie

1 (0.2%)

Marital status

 Married

396 (95.2%)

 Cohabitation

11 (2.6%)

 Divorced/widowed

9 (2.2%)

Religion

 Orthodox

405 (97.4%)

 Muslim

6 (1.4%)

 Protestant

5 (1.2%)

Educational status

 No formal education

103 (24.8%)

 Primary [1–8]

82 (19.7%)

 Secondary [9, 10] and certificate

125 (30%)

 College diploma and above

106 (25.5%)

Employment status

 Employed

254 (61.1%)

 Not employed

162 (38.9%)

Father education

 No formal education

62 (14.9)

 Primary [1–8]

78 (18.8)

 Secondary [9, 10] and certificate

119 (28.6)

 College diploma and above

157 (37.7%)

Family monthly income

 < US$37

50 (12%)

 $US37–US$148

284 (68.3%)

 > US$148

82 (19.7%)

Family size

 ≤ 3

286 (68.8)

 > 3

130 (31.2%)