Table 2: Home visit in the first 42 days after delivery: maternal daily routine of care for the child in the first 42 days of life, according to parity (primiparous and multiparous women), Londrina-PR, 2016.

Variable		Primiparous		Multiparous		P-value
		n	%	n	%
		143	100	214	100
Easy adaptation to daily routine of care
Yes		62	43.4	107	50	0.235
No		81	56.6	107	50
Consultation with pediatrician
Yes		101	70.6	165	77.1	0.175
No		42	29.4	49	22.9
Nursing appointment
Yes		97	67.8	153	71.5	0.481
No		46	32.2	61	28.5
Neonatal screening tests
Complete		142	99.3	203	94.5	0.407
Incomplete		1	0.7	11	5.5
Vaccination
Complete		143	100	207	96.7	1.000
Incomplete		-	-	7	3.3
Daily child care by the mother
Body bath	Yes	133	93	209	97.7	0.056
	No	10	7	5	2.3
Umbilical stump dressing	Yes	128	89.5	208	97.2	0.005
	No	15	10.5	6	2.8
Used solution	Water and soap	78	57.4	147	70	0.009
	Alcohol 70% or SS 0.9%	51	37.5	61	29
	Others (coin, oil etc.)	7	5.1	2	1
Eye hygiene	Yes	47	32.9	76	35.5	0.650
	No	96	67.1	138	64.5
Ointment to prevent dermatitis	Yes	99	69.2	133	62.1	0.176
	No	44	30.8	81	37.9
Sleeping together with the baby	Yes	42	29.4	83	38.8	0.071
	No	101	70.6	131	61.2
Use of pacifier to calm the baby	Yes	83	58	90	42.1	0.004
	No	60	42	124	57.9
Current child nutrition
Exclusive breastfeeding		61	42.7	104	48.6	0.281
Artificial feeding		82	57.3	110	51.4
Report of problems on breastfeeding
Yes		91	63.6	105	49.1	0.007
No		52	36.4	109	50.9
Difficulties to adapt to the routine of care
Waking up at night and not sleeping		16	11.2	28	13.1	< 0.0001
Performing general care		40	28	24	11.2
Dealing with intestinal colic and crying		30	21	33	15.4
Allying functions: home and baby care		28	19.6	49	22.9
No difficulties		29	20.3	80	37.4