From: Sex composition and its impact on future childbearing: a longitudinal study from urban Uttar Pradesh
Sex composition of previous children at baseline | Odds ratios (95%CI) | P |
---|---|---|
Model 4 | ||
Parity 1 (N = 1661) | ||
1 son (ref) | 1.00 | – |
0 sons, 1 daughter | 1.04 | .723 |
(.84–1.29) | ||
Model 5 | ||
Parity 2 (N = 2490) | ||
2 sons (ref) | 1.00 | – |
1 son, 1 daughter | .82 | .045 |
(.67–.99) | ||
0 sons, 2 daughters | .58 | .000 |
(.44–.76) | ||
Model 6 | ||
Parity 3 (N = 1610) | ||
3 sons (ref) | 1.00 | – |
2 sons, 1 daughter | .83 | .314 |
(.58–1.19) | ||
1 son, 2 daughters | .76 | .144 |
(.53–1.09) | ||
0 sons, 3 daughters | .58 | .043 |
(.35–.98) |