Table 2.

Impact of Parental Pubertal Timing on the Onset of Pubarche (PH2+), Gonadarche (Tvol3+), and Tanner Genital Stage 2 (G2+) in Boys

BoysPubic hair (PH2+), Right/Left/Interval Censored (n = 472/82/275)Gonadarche (Tvol3+) Right/Left/Interval-Censored (n = 398/87/322)Genital Stage 2 (G2+) Right/Left/Interval Censored (n = 405/108/311)
Estimated DifferenceP ValueN 829Estimated DifferenceP ValueN 807Estimated DifferenceP ValueN 824
Fathers' puberty
    Earlya−11.8 (−16.8, −6.8)<.001597−9.5 (−13.9, −5.1)<.001595−8.6 (−13.9, −3.2)<.001
    Averageb−5.4 (−9.4, −1.3).010−3.1 (−6.6, 0.5).090−2.9 (−7.3, 1.6).203595
    Latec6.4 (2.6, 10.3)<.0016.4 (3.1, 9.7)<.0015.7 (1.6, 9.8).006
Mothers' puberty
    Earlya−8.9 (−12.8, −4.9)<.001−7.1 (−10.4, −3.7)<.001−6.5 (−10.7, −2.4).002
    Averageb−1.6 (−5.0, 1.8).3466630.0 (−2.9, 2.9).9906601.5 (−2.1, 5.1).400662
    Latec7.2 (3.9, 10.6)<.0017.1 (4.3, 9.9)<.0018.0 (4.5, 11.5)<.001
Mothers' menarche age2.4 (1.4, 3.5)<.0017702.0 (1.0, 2.9)<.0017431.6 (0.4, 2.7).006767
BoysPubic hair (PH2+), Right/Left/Interval Censored (n = 472/82/275)Gonadarche (Tvol3+) Right/Left/Interval-Censored (n = 398/87/322)Genital Stage 2 (G2+) Right/Left/Interval Censored (n = 405/108/311)
Estimated DifferenceP ValueN 829Estimated DifferenceP ValueN 807Estimated DifferenceP ValueN 824
Fathers' puberty
    Earlya−11.8 (−16.8, −6.8)<.001597−9.5 (−13.9, −5.1)<.001595−8.6 (−13.9, −3.2)<.001
    Averageb−5.4 (−9.4, −1.3).010−3.1 (−6.6, 0.5).090−2.9 (−7.3, 1.6).203595
    Latec6.4 (2.6, 10.3)<.0016.4 (3.1, 9.7)<.0015.7 (1.6, 9.8).006
Mothers' puberty
    Earlya−8.9 (−12.8, −4.9)<.001−7.1 (−10.4, −3.7)<.001−6.5 (−10.7, −2.4).002
    Averageb−1.6 (−5.0, 1.8).3466630.0 (−2.9, 2.9).9906601.5 (−2.1, 5.1).400662
    Latec7.2 (3.9, 10.6)<.0017.1 (4.3, 9.9)<.0018.0 (4.5, 11.5)<.001
Mothers' menarche age2.4 (1.4, 3.5)<.0017702.0 (1.0, 2.9)<.0017431.6 (0.4, 2.7).006767

Data are expressed as estimate in months (95% CI). Example: boys with early maturing fathers develop pubic hair 11.8 months earlier than if their fathers were late maturing and 5.4 months earlier than if fathers were average maturing. Boys with late maturing fathers develop pubic hair 6.4 months later than if their father were average maturing. An increase in mothers' menarche age (by 1 year) was associated with 2.2 months later pubic hair development in sons.

a

Compared to late maturing.

b

Compared to early maturing.

c

Compared to average maturing.

Table 2.

Impact of Parental Pubertal Timing on the Onset of Pubarche (PH2+), Gonadarche (Tvol3+), and Tanner Genital Stage 2 (G2+) in Boys

BoysPubic hair (PH2+), Right/Left/Interval Censored (n = 472/82/275)Gonadarche (Tvol3+) Right/Left/Interval-Censored (n = 398/87/322)Genital Stage 2 (G2+) Right/Left/Interval Censored (n = 405/108/311)
Estimated DifferenceP ValueN 829Estimated DifferenceP ValueN 807Estimated DifferenceP ValueN 824
Fathers' puberty
    Earlya−11.8 (−16.8, −6.8)<.001597−9.5 (−13.9, −5.1)<.001595−8.6 (−13.9, −3.2)<.001
    Averageb−5.4 (−9.4, −1.3).010−3.1 (−6.6, 0.5).090−2.9 (−7.3, 1.6).203595
    Latec6.4 (2.6, 10.3)<.0016.4 (3.1, 9.7)<.0015.7 (1.6, 9.8).006
Mothers' puberty
    Earlya−8.9 (−12.8, −4.9)<.001−7.1 (−10.4, −3.7)<.001−6.5 (−10.7, −2.4).002
    Averageb−1.6 (−5.0, 1.8).3466630.0 (−2.9, 2.9).9906601.5 (−2.1, 5.1).400662
    Latec7.2 (3.9, 10.6)<.0017.1 (4.3, 9.9)<.0018.0 (4.5, 11.5)<.001
Mothers' menarche age2.4 (1.4, 3.5)<.0017702.0 (1.0, 2.9)<.0017431.6 (0.4, 2.7).006767
BoysPubic hair (PH2+), Right/Left/Interval Censored (n = 472/82/275)Gonadarche (Tvol3+) Right/Left/Interval-Censored (n = 398/87/322)Genital Stage 2 (G2+) Right/Left/Interval Censored (n = 405/108/311)
Estimated DifferenceP ValueN 829Estimated DifferenceP ValueN 807Estimated DifferenceP ValueN 824
Fathers' puberty
    Earlya−11.8 (−16.8, −6.8)<.001597−9.5 (−13.9, −5.1)<.001595−8.6 (−13.9, −3.2)<.001
    Averageb−5.4 (−9.4, −1.3).010−3.1 (−6.6, 0.5).090−2.9 (−7.3, 1.6).203595
    Latec6.4 (2.6, 10.3)<.0016.4 (3.1, 9.7)<.0015.7 (1.6, 9.8).006
Mothers' puberty
    Earlya−8.9 (−12.8, −4.9)<.001−7.1 (−10.4, −3.7)<.001−6.5 (−10.7, −2.4).002
    Averageb−1.6 (−5.0, 1.8).3466630.0 (−2.9, 2.9).9906601.5 (−2.1, 5.1).400662
    Latec7.2 (3.9, 10.6)<.0017.1 (4.3, 9.9)<.0018.0 (4.5, 11.5)<.001
Mothers' menarche age2.4 (1.4, 3.5)<.0017702.0 (1.0, 2.9)<.0017431.6 (0.4, 2.7).006767

Data are expressed as estimate in months (95% CI). Example: boys with early maturing fathers develop pubic hair 11.8 months earlier than if their fathers were late maturing and 5.4 months earlier than if fathers were average maturing. Boys with late maturing fathers develop pubic hair 6.4 months later than if their father were average maturing. An increase in mothers' menarche age (by 1 year) was associated with 2.2 months later pubic hair development in sons.

a

Compared to late maturing.

b

Compared to early maturing.

c

Compared to average maturing.

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