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OR 99 % CI OR 99 % CI OR 99 % CI OR 99 % CI Number of vulnerabilities§ Missing (1478) 1·32 1·04, 1·67 0·99 0·73, 1·34 1·25 1·00, 1·55 0·98 0·75, 1·28 3–6 vulnerabilities (435) 1·78 1·21, 2·62 0·98 0·62, 1·55 1·65 1·17, 2·32 1·05 0·71, 1·57 2 vulnerabilities (1098) 1·71 1·31, 2·23 1·31 0·93, 1·85 1·35 1·07, 1·71 1·20 0·90, 1·61 1 vulnerability (2285) 1·19 0·98, 1·45 1·07 0·82, 1·38 1·18 0·99, 1·55 1·07 0·85, 1·35 Non-vulnerable (4005) 1·00 1·00 1·00 1·00

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during pregnancy, maternal smoking during pregnancy, birth weight, weight gain in the first 6 months,

breastfeeding practices and SES.

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● Spanish gypsies’ children and children whose parents are of explored in literature and has yielded

inconsistent results.

● The accumulation of social vulnerabilities has been rarely have not

considered either early risk factors of childhood obesity or socioeconomic status (SES).

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