Knowledge, Attitude, and Associated Factors towards Colostrum Feeding among Antenatal Care Attendant Mothers in Gununo Health Centre, Wolaita Zone, Ethiopia 2019: Cross-Sectional Study

Table 5

Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis of knowledge of colostrum feeding and its explanatory variables () (N.B: yes = knowledgeable and no = not knowledgeable )).

Variables	Yes	No	OR (95% CI)	AOR (95% CI)
Residence:
Urban	151	14	0.52 (0.28–0.96)^∗∗	0.57 (0.29–1.12)
Rural	152	25	1.02 (0.53–2.00)	1.03 (0.50–2.13)
Number of child alive:
1-2	135	19	1	1
3-4	127	11	0.36 (0.08–1.63)^∗	0.6 (0.002–0.47)
>4	39	2	0.56 (0.13–2.90)	1.21 (1.31–2.47)^∗∗
Previous assisted delivery:
Health professional/s	6	2	3.2 (0.59–0.69)^∗	2.34 (1.05–5.25)
Traditional birth attendant	126	13	1	6.08 (0.24–15.33)
The number of ANC visit:
Once	59	4	1	1
Twice	85	15	29.5 (4.09–212.9)^∗∗∗	1.17 (0.00–1.76)
Three times	113	9	11.3 (1.90–67.5)^∗∗∗	7.73 (0.00–09.39)
Four times	44	7	25.1 (4.04–156.2)^∗∗∗	2.80 (2.23–4.49)^∗∗
I have no follow-up	2	4	12.57 (1.93–82.0)^∗∗∗	3.12 (0.03–1.09)
Counseled about breast feeding during ANC follow-up:
Yes	211	9	0.13 (0.6–0.29)^∗∗∗	2.29 (2.34–3.74)^∗∗
No	92	30	1	1
Heading household/s:
Yes	64	239	0.31 (1.00–1.04)^∗∗	0.65 (0.34–12.6)
No	3	36	1	1
Prior-birth:
Yes	287	23	0.8 (0.36–0.18)^∗∗∗	16.2 (0.00–2.12)
No	16	16	1	1
History of support from their family about breastfeeding:
Yes	204	2	0.26 (0.01–0.11)^∗∗∗	12 (1.24–5.78)^∗∗
No	99	37	1	1
History of baby illness in the 1^st 4 days of delivery:
Yes	71	2	0.18 (0.42–0.75)^∗∗	0.67 (0.01–0.94) ∗∗
No	232	37	1	1
Time of initiation of breastfeeding:
Within 1 hr	248	14	1	1
After 2 hrs	46	10	50.6 (5.85–438.02)^∗∗∗	4.16 (0.29–24.9)
After 3 hrs	6	0	1.78 (0.00)	2.04 (0.9–35.5)
After 4 hrs	4	2	5.5 (0.39–78.6)	3.04 (1.09–27.09)

NB: ^∗= p-value <0.2, ^∗∗= p-value <0.05, ^∗∗∗ = p-value <0.01