Table 5 Bivariate analyses between the occurrence of child injuries, mothers' working status, and selected covariates adjusted for clustering (Household) effect

Current working mothers (Yes/No)

No

1

Yes

2.61

(1.51;4.52)

Ever worked status

No

1

Yes

2.72

(1.55;4.74)

Mothers' age

 < 25

1

25–< 30

0.68

(0.23;1.99)

30– < 35

1.33

(0.47;3.80)

 ≥ 35

1.36

(0.51;3.66)

Mothers profession

1.15

(0.91;1.45)

Working hours/day

2–4 h

1

5–8 h

1.79

(0.43;7.39)

More than 8 h

1.80

(0.43;7.47)

Working sector

Non-Private sector

1

Private sector

1.13

(0.40;3.12)

Mother's educational level

Below secondary level

1

secondary level

1.98

(0.86;4.58)

University level

2.97

(1.49;5.19)

Mothers' marital status

Without spouse

1

With spouse

0.64

(0.22;1.86)

Housing status

Rented

1

Owned

1.47

(0.83;2.59)

Other

0.90

(0.27;2.95)

Family income

Low income

1

Middle income

4.11

(1.65;10.2)

High income

5.37

(2.27;12.9)

Number of children 10 years and below

One

1

Two

1.40

(0.75;2.60)

Three

0.69

(0.29;1.66)

Four or more

0.35

(0.11;1.09)

Child gender

Female

1

Male

0.97

(0.59;1.58)

Child age

 < 3 years

1

3–5 years

1.33

(0.71;2.51)

 > 5–7 years

0.83

(0.38;1.76)

 > 7 years

0.95

(0.48;1.86)

Mothers' practice

Poor practice

1

Fair practice

1.19

(0.68;2.11)

Good practice

0.23

(0.07;1.49)

Mothers' attitude

Poor attitude

1

Fair attitude

1.30

(0.61;2.79)

Good attitude

1.21

(0.54;2.71)

Mothers' knowledge

Poor knowledge

1

Fair knowledge

0.88

(0.50;1.54)

Good knowledge

1.31

(0.37;4.66)