Table 1 Distribution of demographic and socioeconomic Characteristics by surve

 Female

48 (45–52)

47 (45–49)

0.769

 0–11

12 (10–15)

22 (20–24)

< 0.001

 12–23

30 (27–32)

32 (30–34)

0.170

 24–35

19 (17–22)

23 (21–25)

0.083

 36–47

19 (17–22)

15 (13–17)

0.005

 48–59

20 (17–22)

9 (8–10)

< 0.001

 Did not seek care or advice outside the home

34 (30–38)

27 (25–30)

0.005

 Source care in public sector

25 (22–28)

27 (24–30)

0.436

 Source care in private sector

34 (30–38)

38 (35–41)

0.093

 Source care in other place

2 (1–3)

3 (2–4)

0.200

 Source care from multiple sectors

5 (4–7)

5 (4–7)

0.901

 Female

90 (88–92)

94 (92–96)

0.013

 15–19

4 (3–6)

3 (2–4)

0.027

 20–29

49 (45–53)

53 (50–56)

0.122

 30–39

31 (27–34)

33 (30–36)

0.325

 40–49

11 (8–15)

8 (6–9)

0.035

 50–59

3 (2–5)

2 (2–4)

0.482

 60+

2 (1–3)

1 (1–2)

0.310

Child’s caregiver attended any level of schooling

51 (46–55)

56 (52–61)

0.056

 Rural

65 (60–69)

55 (51–59)

0.002

 2–4

29 (26–33)

32 (29–35)

0.548

 5–7

39 (35–43)

40 (38–43)

0.104

 8–10

18 (16–21)

16 (13–18)

0.420

 11+

13 (11–16)

12 (10–15)

0.384

 Lagos

8 (5–12)

11 (9–13)

0.268

 Kano

21 (17–25)

23 (20–27)

0.309

 Rivers

10 (8–13)

6 (4–8)

0.005

 Bauchi

14 (12–18)

10 (7–13)

0.030

 Cross River

7 (5–9)

6 (5–7)

0.794

 Kaduna

14 (10–18)

16 (13–19)

0.399

 Katsina

14 (12–17)

16 (13–18)

0.454

 Niger

12 (10–15)

13 (11–15)

0.495

 Poorest

20 (17–24)

22 (19–26)

0.446

 Second

19 (16–23)

21 (19–24)

0.422

 Middle

20 (16–24)

22 (19–24)

0.538

 Fourth

19 (16–23)

18 (16–22)

0.723

 Richest

21 (17–26)

17 (14–20)

0.092