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Table 12. Probability of higher Net Family Income Group: all mothers with valid data

Family Adjusted Income________________

Ordered Probit_________________________________________________________________

Age at motherhood________________________

Model (1)

Model (2)

Model (3)

Model (4)

_______________Reference category: up to 18 years

t

t

t

_t_______________

__________________________________19 to 21 (agefst2)

0.421

(9.88)***

0.329

(7.62)***

0.049

(1.05)

0.065

(1.43)

________________________________22 to 24 (agefst3)

0.921

(20.38)***

0.779

(16.93)***

0.227

(4.87)***

0.240

(5.16)***

__________________________________25 to 27 (agefst4)

1.450

(31.37)***

1.237

(25.00)***

0.524

(9.81)***

0.504

(9.46)***

________________________________28 to 30 (agefst5)

1.842

(44.26)***

1.595

(36.69)***

0.796

(17.18)***

0.738

(16.06)***

__________________________________31 to 33 (agefst6)

2.122

(35.59)***

1.846

(33.47)***

1.041

(17.89)***

0.969

(16.99)***

__________________________________34 to 36 (agefst7)

2.149

(32.61)***

1.875

(29.96)***

1.075

(16.96)***

1.025

(16.08)***

___________________________________37 plus (agefst8)

2.120

(23.67)***

1.864

(20.99)***

1.074

(10.70)***

1.000

(10.03)***

Childhood F actors_____________________________

Mother’s parents ever separated or divorced
(fpasebi)___________________________________________

-0.094

(3.86)***

-0.068

(2.61)***

-0.060

(2.33)**

Mother ever in care during childhood (incare)_____

-0.259

(2.61)*** ~

-0.038

(0.38)      ~

-0.052

(0.53)      ~

Mother left school at minimum age (compsch)

-0.514

(17.99)***

-0.188

(5.81)***

-0.138

(4.4o)***

Ethnic origin: reference category White___________

__________________________________Mixed (eth2)

-0.175

(1.09)

0.010

(0.67)

-0.064

(0.43)

_______________________________________Indian (eth3)

-0.218

(2.12)**

-0.188

(1.62)

-0.260

(2.35)**

____________________________________Pakistani (eth4)

-0.755

(6.85)***

-0.517

(4.68)***

-0.551

(5.01)***

_______________________________Bangladeshi (eth5)

-0.754

(4.34)***

-0.553

(3.03)***

-0.559

(3.22)***

_________________________Black Caribbean (eth6)

-0.518

(3.67)***

0.076

(0.62)

-0.091

(0.73)

_____________________________Black African (eth7)

-0.878

(4.37)***

-0.322

(2.24)**

-0.420

(3.20)***

_____________________________________Other (eth8)

-0.424

(4.15)***

-0.262

(2.01)**

-0.309

(2.33)***

Contemporary Factors______________________

Country: reference category England____________

_______________________________Wales (curreg10)

-0.135

(3.55)***

-0.152

(4.15)***

______________________________Scotland (curreg11)

-0.103

(1.95)*

-0.119

(2.36)**

______________________Northern Ireland (curreg12)

-0.231

(4.60)***

-0.211

(4.63)***

Employed when pregnant (emppreg)____________

0.280

(7.92)***

0.293

(8.21)***

Highest Qualification: reference None____________

________________NVQ level 1 or equivalent (nvq1)

0.036

(0.61)

0.027

(0.47)

________________NVQ level 2 or equivalent(nvq2)

0.279

(5.55)***

0.253

(5.25)***

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