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Table 13. Analysis of Mother’s Satisfaction with her Life So Far

Mother's Life Satisfaction: rated 7 or
more on a scale of 1-10________________

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)

0.178

(4.05)***

0.138

(3.15)***

0.060

(1.35)

0.056

(1.28)

________________________________22 to 24 (agefst3)

0.278

(6.51)***

0.215

(4.85)***

0.032

(0.70)

0.003

(0.06)

__________________________________25 to 27 (agefst4)

0.599

(12.80)***

0.503

(10.39)***

0.246

(4.85)***

0.185

(3.63)***

________________________________28 to 30 (agefst5)

0.640

(14.00)***

0.527

(11.01)***

0.217

(4.12)***

0.125

(2.36)**

__________________________________31 to 33 (agefst6)

0.710

(12.67)***

0.581

(10.07)***

0.255

(4.02)***

0.144

(2.23)**

__________________________________34 to 36 (agefst7)

0.592

(9.33)***

0.464

(6.90)***

0.151

(2.10)**

0.037

(0.52)

___________________________________37 plus (agefst8)

0.629

(7.12)***

0.500

(5.38)***

0.185

(1.88)*

0.070

(0.72)

Childhood Factors___________________________

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

-0.121

(3.77)**

-0.100

(2.96)***

-0.095

(2.76)***

Mother ever in care during childhood (incare)_____

-0.400

(3.78)**    ~

-0.339

(3.15)*** ~

-0.330

(3.03)*** ~

Mother left school at minimum age (compsch)

-0.144

(4.93)***

-0.005

(0.15)

0.010

(0.28)

Ethnic origin: reference category White___________

__________________________________Mixed (eth2)

-0.167

(1.23)

-0.118

(0.85)

-0.107

(0.79)

_______________________________________Indian (eth3)

-0.439

(5.25)***

-0.461

(5.28)***

-0.443

(5.10)***

____________________________________Pakistani (eth4)

-0.194

(2.42)**

-0.154

(1.63)

-0.107

(1.10)

_______________________________Bangladeshi (eth5)

-0.136

(0.82)

-0.128

(0.66)

-0.079

(0.40)

_________________________Black Caribbean (eth6)

-0.330

(2.72)***

-0.141

(1.14)

-0.130

(1.04)

_____________________________Black African (eth7)

-0.402

(3.30)***

-0.203

(1.90)*

-0.169

(1.61)

_____________________________________Other (eth8)

-0.249

(2.05)**

-0.211

(1.70)*

-0.196

(1.61)

Contemporary Factors______________________

Country: reference category England____________

_______________________________Wales (curreg10)

0.042

(0.91)

0.056

(1.21)

______________________________Scotland (curreg11)

0.064

(1.78)*

0.077

(2.18)**

______________________Northern Ireland (curreg12)

-0.017

(0.33)

0.003

(0.06)

Employed when pregnant (emppreg)____________

0.108

(3.75)***

0.071

(2.45)***

Highest Qualification: reference None____________

________________NVQ level 1 or equivalent (nvq1)

-0.023

(0.45)

-0.026

(0.50)

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