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Table 5 Binary logistic regression analysis showed the association between appropriate infant feeding practice with other factors among HIV-infected mothers of children 0–6 months attended at Public health facilities in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 2022 (n = 397)

From: Infant feeding practices and associated factors among HIV-positive mothers of infants aged 0–6 months at public health facilities in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Predictor variable

Category

Infant feeding practice

Strength of association

p value

Good

Poor

COR (95% CI)

AOR (95% CI)

Age of mother

20–24

20

13

1

1

 

25–29

76

71

0.69 (0.24,3.5)

1.04 (0.23,4.8)

0.96

30–34

73

56

0.8 (0.41,4.5)

1.01 (0.26,3.9)

0.98

35–39

31

44

0.45 (0.23,3.67)

0.89 (0.23,3.5)

0.87

40–44

7

6

0.75 (0.54,7.6)

1.7 (1.22,6.8)

0.44

Maternal educational status

Illiterate

6 (1.5)

3 7 (9.3)

1

1

 

Literate

151 (38.0)

203(51.1)

0.7 (0.47,1.0)

2.5 (0.91,6.9)

0.073

Household monthly income

< 3000

99

66

1

1

 

3001–6000

61

54

0.75 (0.2,1.6)

0.53 (0.27,1.01)

0.054

≥ 6001

42

75

0.37 (0.18,0.81)

1.6 (1.33,5.14)

0.024

Had support on infant feeding

Yes

128

158

0.38 (0.24.0.61)

0.9 (0.51,1.6)

0.73

No

75

36

1

1

Occupation of mother

Governmental

31

55

2.35 (1.37,3.99)

1.92 (1.11,4.12)

0.059

Private

61

58

0.78 (0.2,1.6)

0.8 (0.47,1.41)

0.45

Un employed

110

82

1

1

 

Disclosure of HIV status

Yes

181

183

1.73 (0.8,3.96)

1.1 (0.45.2.8)

0.79

No

12

21

1

1

Knowledge

Good

176

122

3.2 (0.72, 6.24)

1.26 (1.11,3.34)

0.001

Poor

31

68

1

1

Attitude

Favorable

159

124

2.9 (0.8,5.54)

1.71 (1.01,2.92)

0.045

Unfavorable

35

79

1

1