Table 2

Attitudes and knowledge about walkers at baseline by treatment arm.

Attitudes and knowledge about walkers	Intervention arm (n = 539)	Control arm (n = 635)
Walkers keep children safe:^a (22^b)
Strongly agree/agree	49 (9.3)	84 (13.5)
Neither/disagree/strongly disagree	479 (90.7)	540 (86.5)
Walkers are useful:^a (17^b)]
Strongly agree/agree	215 (40.6)	347 (55.3)
Neither/disagree/strongly disagree	315 (59.4)	280 (44.7)
Not many children have accidents in walkers:^a (26^b)
Strongly agree/agree	36 (6.8)	47 (7.6)
Neither/disagree/strongly disagree	493 (93.2)	572 (92.4)
Walkers help children walk more quickly:^a (22^b)
Strongly agree/agree	83 (15.7)	146 (23.4)
Neither/disagree/strongly disagree	446 (84.3)	477 (76.6)
Number of knowledge^c questions correct:^a (115^b)
0	288 (57.8)	342 (61.0)
1	187 (37.6)	192 (34.2)
2	23 (4.6)	27 (4.8)

↵a Analyses in Table 3 adjusted for these characteristics.
↵b Missing values.
↵c The questionnaire contained two knowledge questions asking about the frequency of accidents in baby walkers and the mechanism by which walker accidents most commonly occur.