Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) Practices in Rural and Urban Regions of Indonesia

Table 6

Risk factors of infant and young child feeding practice in urban and rural Indonesia.

Risk factors	Urban			Rural
	β	p-Value	AOR (95% CI)	β	p-Value	AOR (95% CI)
Mother’s age
20–35 years	—	0.007	1	—	—	—
<20 years	0.501	0.167	1.559 (0.747–3.254)	—	—	—
>35 years old	0.428	0.003	1.484 (1.101–1.999)	—	—	—
Age of first marriage
≥21 years	—	—	1	—	—	—
<21 years	0.631	0.0011	2.153 (1.304–3.555)	—	—	—
Socioeconomic
Richest	—	<0.001	1	—	0.002	1
Richer	0.280	0.068	1.369 (1.004–1.865)	−0.005	0.980	0.995 (0.676–1.464)
Intermediate	0.640	<0.001	1.961 (1.401–2.746)	0.227	0.239	1.255 (0.860–1.833)
Poor	0.686	<0.001	2.010 (1.425–2.836)	0.167	0.399	1.182 (0.802–1.744)
Poorest	0.959	<0.001	2.429 (1.669–3.534)	0.727	<0.001	2.069 (1.382–3.098)
Mother’s education
Higher	—	—	—	—	0.009	1
Intermediate	—	—	—	−0.065	0.701	0.937 (0.671–1.307)
Elementary	—	—	—	0.419	0.044	1.520 (1.011–2.286)
ANC quantity
Good	—	—	—	—	—	1
Not good	—	—	—	0.651	<0.001	11.917 (1.417–2.595)
ANC quality
Good	—	—	—	—	—	1
Not good	—	—	—	0.440	0.002	1.553 (1.173–2.056)
Constant	0.134	—	—	1.090	—	—

ANC, antenatal care; AOR, adjusted odd ratio.