Table 2.

Sociodemographic characteristics of children and their families at baseline.

TreatmentControlp-valueRW
Sociodemographic characteristics
Child’s age in months5.725.510.3530.945
(3.39)(3.26)
Child’s birth weight (gr)318931560.4420.956
(572)(500)
Maternal age (number of years)26.1626.470.4210.956
(6.84)(6.70)
Maternal years of schooling8.858.410.1210.688
(3.42)(3.31)
Household Income (COP thousands)526.1477.20.2320.883
(388.1)(340.7)
Household size4.084.100.9320.976
(1.47)(1.43)
Maternal PPVT (raw score)22.3219.760.0370.386
(8.53)(8.08)
Child’s gender (% male)51.950.90.7290.976
First born (%)46.645.10.6550.976
Teenage mothers (%)25.420.90.0590.508
Father present (%)69.775.10.0310.386
Owns home (%)37.139.60.6230.976
Household in poverty (%)|$^{\rm a}$|58.7640.2980.920
Intermediate outcomes
Parental Investment|$^{\rm b}$|-0.030.030.6250.948
(0.96)(1.02)
Maternal knowledge|$^{\rm c}$|29.2629.490.6800.948
(3.61)(3.44)
Maternal self-efficacy26.5026.490.9740.978
(5.51)(4.67)
Food insecurity (%)50.441.90.2190.631
No. of observations700756
TreatmentControlp-valueRW
Sociodemographic characteristics
Child’s age in months5.725.510.3530.945
(3.39)(3.26)
Child’s birth weight (gr)318931560.4420.956
(572)(500)
Maternal age (number of years)26.1626.470.4210.956
(6.84)(6.70)
Maternal years of schooling8.858.410.1210.688
(3.42)(3.31)
Household Income (COP thousands)526.1477.20.2320.883
(388.1)(340.7)
Household size4.084.100.9320.976
(1.47)(1.43)
Maternal PPVT (raw score)22.3219.760.0370.386
(8.53)(8.08)
Child’s gender (% male)51.950.90.7290.976
First born (%)46.645.10.6550.976
Teenage mothers (%)25.420.90.0590.508
Father present (%)69.775.10.0310.386
Owns home (%)37.139.60.6230.976
Household in poverty (%)|$^{\rm a}$|58.7640.2980.920
Intermediate outcomes
Parental Investment|$^{\rm b}$|-0.030.030.6250.948
(0.96)(1.02)
Maternal knowledge|$^{\rm c}$|29.2629.490.6800.948
(3.61)(3.44)
Maternal self-efficacy26.5026.490.9740.978
(5.51)(4.67)
Food insecurity (%)50.441.90.2190.631
No. of observations700756

Notes. Standard deviations (clustered by town) in parentheses. RW: p-values adjusted for multiple testing using the Romano–Wolf (Romano and Wolf 2005, 2016) step-down method. In this case all hypotheses in the panel are included in the RW p-value calculation. Household Income is measured in thousands of Colombian Pesos (COP).

a. % of households with total income below the poverty line in 2014 (⁠|${\$}$|50 US person/month).

b. Factor score of FCI subscales.

c. Only available at follow-up (raw scores presented).

Table 2.

Sociodemographic characteristics of children and their families at baseline.

TreatmentControlp-valueRW
Sociodemographic characteristics
Child’s age in months5.725.510.3530.945
(3.39)(3.26)
Child’s birth weight (gr)318931560.4420.956
(572)(500)
Maternal age (number of years)26.1626.470.4210.956
(6.84)(6.70)
Maternal years of schooling8.858.410.1210.688
(3.42)(3.31)
Household Income (COP thousands)526.1477.20.2320.883
(388.1)(340.7)
Household size4.084.100.9320.976
(1.47)(1.43)
Maternal PPVT (raw score)22.3219.760.0370.386
(8.53)(8.08)
Child’s gender (% male)51.950.90.7290.976
First born (%)46.645.10.6550.976
Teenage mothers (%)25.420.90.0590.508
Father present (%)69.775.10.0310.386
Owns home (%)37.139.60.6230.976
Household in poverty (%)|$^{\rm a}$|58.7640.2980.920
Intermediate outcomes
Parental Investment|$^{\rm b}$|-0.030.030.6250.948
(0.96)(1.02)
Maternal knowledge|$^{\rm c}$|29.2629.490.6800.948
(3.61)(3.44)
Maternal self-efficacy26.5026.490.9740.978
(5.51)(4.67)
Food insecurity (%)50.441.90.2190.631
No. of observations700756
TreatmentControlp-valueRW
Sociodemographic characteristics
Child’s age in months5.725.510.3530.945
(3.39)(3.26)
Child’s birth weight (gr)318931560.4420.956
(572)(500)
Maternal age (number of years)26.1626.470.4210.956
(6.84)(6.70)
Maternal years of schooling8.858.410.1210.688
(3.42)(3.31)
Household Income (COP thousands)526.1477.20.2320.883
(388.1)(340.7)
Household size4.084.100.9320.976
(1.47)(1.43)
Maternal PPVT (raw score)22.3219.760.0370.386
(8.53)(8.08)
Child’s gender (% male)51.950.90.7290.976
First born (%)46.645.10.6550.976
Teenage mothers (%)25.420.90.0590.508
Father present (%)69.775.10.0310.386
Owns home (%)37.139.60.6230.976
Household in poverty (%)|$^{\rm a}$|58.7640.2980.920
Intermediate outcomes
Parental Investment|$^{\rm b}$|-0.030.030.6250.948
(0.96)(1.02)
Maternal knowledge|$^{\rm c}$|29.2629.490.6800.948
(3.61)(3.44)
Maternal self-efficacy26.5026.490.9740.978
(5.51)(4.67)
Food insecurity (%)50.441.90.2190.631
No. of observations700756

Notes. Standard deviations (clustered by town) in parentheses. RW: p-values adjusted for multiple testing using the Romano–Wolf (Romano and Wolf 2005, 2016) step-down method. In this case all hypotheses in the panel are included in the RW p-value calculation. Household Income is measured in thousands of Colombian Pesos (COP).

a. % of households with total income below the poverty line in 2014 (⁠|${\$}$|50 US person/month).

b. Factor score of FCI subscales.

c. Only available at follow-up (raw scores presented).

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