DCW2M Data Dictionary Mother

No.	Research domain	Subdomain	Questionnaire number	Question	Variable name	Format name	Formatted data values	Value labels	Variable type	Notes
1				Mother ID at 16 month interview (Linkable to other datasets)	IDN_M16M		.		Identification key	Randomly generated mother ID at 24 month interview. Allows linking to other datasets

2	Health & Well-being	Pregnancy	P1	Were you diagnosed with diabetes for the first time by your doctor, midwife, or other lead maternity carer (Thinking about the last 14 weeks of your pregnancy)?	P1_M16M	P1_16M	1	Yes	Categorised	The questionnaire response items match the Data dictionary. We have combined 'Not Birth Mother' with 'Don't know' within the data due to low cell counts
							2	No
							97	Not birth mother
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

3			P1a	How was this diabetes treated: Diet?	NP1A_1_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

4				How was this diabetes treated: Tablets?	NP1A_2_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

5				How was this diabetes treated: Insulin injections?	NP1A_3_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

6				How was this diabetes treated: Not treated?	NP1A_4_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

7			P1b	Do you still have diabetes?	P1B_M16M	YN2_16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

8			P2	Were you diagnosed with high blood pressure for the first time by your doctor, midwife, or other lead maternity carer (During last 14 weeks of your pregnancy)?	P2_M16M	YN2_16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

9			P2a	How was this treated: Medication?	NP2A_1_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

10				How was this treated: Hospitalisation?	NP2A_2_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

11				How was this treated: Induced delivery?	NP2A_3_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

12				How was this treated: Not treated?	NP2A_4_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

13			P2b	Do you still have high blood pressure?	P2B_M16M	YN2_16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

14			P3	Were you diagnosed with Pre-eclampsia or toxaemia by your doctor, midwife other LMC (anytime in your pregnancy)?	P3_M16M	YN2_16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

15			P3a	How was this treated: Medication?	NP3A_1_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

16				How was this treated: Hospitalisation?	NP3A_2_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

17				How was this treated: Induced delivery?	NP3A_3_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

18				How was this treated: Not treated?	NP3A_4_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

19			P4	How important was it to you to find out the sex of your Child/Children before they were born?	P4_M16M	P416M	1	Very important	Raw
							2	Quite important
							3	A little important
							4	Not at all important
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

20			P4a	Did you find out whether you were having a boy or a girl before child/children were born?	P4A_M16M	YN2_16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

21		Birth	B1	When you went into labour with Child, did you got into labour on your own, or was your labour induced or brought on?	B1_M16M	B1Q16M	1	On your own	Raw
							2	Induced
							3	Both
							4	Did not go into labour
							98	Refused to Answer
							99	Don't Know

22			B1a	Why this labour was induced: Overdue?	NB1A_1_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

23				Why this labour was induced: Failure to progress?	NB1A_2_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

24				Why this labour was induced: Maternal conditions (e.g. diabetes)?	NB1A_3_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

25				Why this labour was induced: Fetal conditions (e.g. size, not enough liquor)?	NB1A_4_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

26				Why this labour was induced: Other?	NB1A_97_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

27			B2	What type of delivery was Child's birth?	B2_M16M	B2Q16M	1	Normal	Raw
							2	Breech
							3	Planned Caesarean
							4	Emergency or unplanned Caesarean
							5	Vacuum extraction (Ventouse)
							6	Forceps
							7	Other (please specify)
							98	Refused to Answer
							99	Don't Know

28			B3	Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Prior caesarean ?	NB3_1_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

29				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Convenience or preferred timing?	NB3_2_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

30				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Hypertension or high blood pressure?	NB3_3_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

31				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Pre-eclampsia?	NB3_4_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

32				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Placenta previa?	NB3_5_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

33				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Placental bleeding?	NB3_6_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

34				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Overly large baby?	NB3_7_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

35				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Multiple pregnancy?	NB3_8_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

36				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Foetal risk (distress, size)?	NB3_10_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Re-classified	Other specified text responses have been translated into a new numeric variable
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

37				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Presentation or lie (breech, transverse)?	NB3_11_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Re-classified	Other specified text responses have been translated into a new numeric variable
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

38				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Maternal diabetes?	NB3_12_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Re-classified	Other specified text responses have been translated into a new numeric variable
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

39				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Other maternal health concern ?	NB3_13_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Re-classified	Other specified text responses have been translated into a new numeric variable
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

40				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Complications with previous pregnancy/delivery?	NB3_14_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Re-classified	Other specified text responses have been translated into a new numeric variable
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

41				Why the Caesarean (planned) was performed: Other?	NB3_97_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

42			B4	Why the Caesarean (Emergency or unplanned) was performed: Failure to progress?	NB4_1_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

43				Why the Caesarean (Emergency or unplanned) was performed: Fetal distress?	NB4_2_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

44				Why the Caesarean (Emergency or unplanned) was performed: Hypertension or high blood pressure?	NB4_3_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

45				Why the Caesarean (Emergency or unplanned) was performed: Placenta previa?	NB4_4_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

46				Why the Caesarean (Emergency or unplanned) was performed: Placental bleeding?	NB4_5_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

47				Why the Caesarean (Emergency or unplanned) was performed: Overly large baby?	NB4_6_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

48				Why the Caesarean (Emergency or unplanned) was performed: Abnormal presentation (e.g. breech or other abnormal lie)?	NB4_7_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

49				Why the Caesarean (Emergency or unplanned) was performed: Other?	NB4_97_M16M	YN16M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

50	Family & Whanau	Siblings	S1	Does your Child have any brothers and sisters?	S1_M16M	YN2_16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

51			S2	How many brothers and/or sisters does your Child have?	S2_M16M	S2Q16M	1	Number of Siblings	Raw
							98	Refused to Answer
							99	Don't Know

52				Number of siblings	S2_S2SIBLINGS_M16M	S2QNO16M	11	11 or more	Categorised	Upper extremes categorised

53				Sibling Gender-1	SIB1GENDER_M16M	GEND16M	1	Male	Raw
							2	Female
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

54				Sibling Gender-2	SIB2GENDER_M16M	GEND16M	1	Male	Raw
							2	Female
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

55				Sibling Gender-3	SIB3GENDER_M16M	GEND16M	1	Male	Raw
							2	Female
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

56				Sibling Gender-4	SIB4GENDER_M16M	GEND16M	1	Male	Raw
							2	Female
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

57				Sibling Gender-5	SIB5GENDER_M16M	GEND16M	1	Male	Raw
							2	Female
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

58				Sibling Gender-6	SIB6GENDER_M16M	GEND16M	1	Male	Raw
							2	Female
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

59				Sibling Gender-7	SIB7GENDER_M16M	GEND16M	1	Male	Raw
							2	Female
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

60				Sibling Gender-8	SIB8GENDER_M16M	GEND16M	1	Male	Raw
							2	Female
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

61				Sibling Gender-9	SIB9GENDER_M16M	GEND16M	1	Male	Raw
							2	Female
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

62				Sibling Gender-10	SIB10GENDER_M16M	GEND16M	1	Male	Raw
							2	Female
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

63				Sibling Gender-11	SIB11GENDER_M16M	GEND16M	1	Male	Raw
							2	Female
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

64				Sibling Gender-12			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

65				Sibling Gender-13			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

66				Sibling Gender-14			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

67				Sibling Year of Birth-1	SIB1YEAROFBIRTH_M16M		.		Raw

68				Sibling Year of Birth-2	SIB2YEAROFBIRTH_M16M		.		Raw

69				Sibling Year of Birth-3	SIB3YEAROFBIRTH_M16M		.		Raw

70				Sibling Year of Birth-4	SIB4YEAROFBIRTH_M16M		.		Raw

71				Sibling Year of Birth-5	SIB5YEAROFBIRTH_M16M		.		Raw

72				Sibling Year of Birth-6	SIB6YEAROFBIRTH_M16M		.		Raw

73				Sibling Year of Birth-7	SIB7YEAROFBIRTH_M16M		.		Raw

74				Sibling Year of Birth-8	SIB8YEAROFBIRTH_M16M		.		Raw

75				Sibling Year of Birth-9	SIB9YEAROFBIRTH_M16M		.		Raw

76				Sibling Year of Birth-10	SIB10YEAROFBIRTH_M16M		.		Raw

77				Sibling Year of Birth-11	SIB11YEAROFBIRTH_M16M		.		Raw

78				Sibling Year of Birth-12			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

79				Sibling Year of Birth-13			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

80				Sibling Year of Birth-14			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

81				Sibling relationship to the Child-1	SIB1REL_M16M	RELSI16M	1	Full biological brother/sister	Raw
							2	Half biological brother/sister
							3	Adopted brother/sister
							4	Whangai–type arrangement brother/sister
							5	Step-brother/sister
							6	Other
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

82				Sibling relationship to the Child-2	SIB2REL_M16M	RELSI16M	1	Full biological brother/sister	Raw
							2	Half biological brother/sister
							3	Adopted brother/sister
							4	Whangai–type arrangement brother/sister
							5	Step-brother/sister
							6	Other
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

83				Sibling relationship to the Child-3	SIB3REL_M16M	RELSI16M	1	Full biological brother/sister	Raw
							2	Half biological brother/sister
							3	Adopted brother/sister
							4	Whangai–type arrangement brother/sister
							5	Step-brother/sister
							6	Other
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

84				Sibling relationship to the Child-4	SIB4REL_M16M	RELSI16M	1	Full biological brother/sister	Raw
							2	Half biological brother/sister
							3	Adopted brother/sister
							4	Whangai–type arrangement brother/sister
							5	Step-brother/sister
							6	Other
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

85				Sibling relationship to the Child-5	SIB5REL_M16M	RELSI16M	1	Full biological brother/sister	Raw
							2	Half biological brother/sister
							3	Adopted brother/sister
							4	Whangai–type arrangement brother/sister
							5	Step-brother/sister
							6	Other
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

86				Sibling relationship to the Child-6	SIB6REL_M16M	RELSI16M	1	Full biological brother/sister	Raw
							2	Half biological brother/sister
							3	Adopted brother/sister
							4	Whangai–type arrangement brother/sister
							5	Step-brother/sister
							6	Other
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

87				Sibling relationship to the Child-7	SIB7REL_M16M	RELSI16M	1	Full biological brother/sister	Raw
							2	Half biological brother/sister
							3	Adopted brother/sister
							4	Whangai–type arrangement brother/sister
							5	Step-brother/sister
							6	Other
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

88				Sibling relationship to the Child-8	SIB8REL_M16M	RELSI16M	1	Full biological brother/sister	Raw
							2	Half biological brother/sister
							3	Adopted brother/sister
							4	Whangai–type arrangement brother/sister
							5	Step-brother/sister
							6	Other
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

89				Sibling relationship to the Child-9	SIB9REL_M16M	RELSI16M	1	Full biological brother/sister	Raw
							2	Half biological brother/sister
							3	Adopted brother/sister
							4	Whangai–type arrangement brother/sister
							5	Step-brother/sister
							6	Other
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

90				Sibling relationship to the Child-10	SIB10REL_M16M	RELSI16M	1	Full biological brother/sister	Raw
							2	Half biological brother/sister
							3	Adopted brother/sister
							4	Whangai–type arrangement brother/sister
							5	Step-brother/sister
							6	Other
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

91				Sibling relationship to the Child-11	SIB11REL_M16M	RELSI16M	1	Full biological brother/sister	Raw
							2	Half biological brother/sister
							3	Adopted brother/sister
							4	Whangai–type arrangement brother/sister
							5	Step-brother/sister
							6	Other
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

92				Sibling relationship to the Child-12			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

93				Sibling relationship to the Child-13			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

94				Sibling relationship to the Child-14			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

95				Sibling lives in the same house-1	SIB1LIVEATHOME_M16M	LIVES16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

96				Sibling lives in the same house-2	SIB2LIVEATHOME_M16M	LIVES16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

97				Sibling lives in the same house-3	SIB3LIVEATHOME_M16M	LIVES16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

98				Sibling lives in the same house-4	SIB4LIVEATHOME_M16M	LIVES16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

99				Sibling lives in the same house-5	SIB5LIVEATHOME_M16M	LIVES16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

100				Sibling lives in the same house-6	SIB6LIVEATHOME_M16M	LIVES16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

101				Sibling lives in the same house-7	SIB7LIVEATHOME_M16M	LIVES16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

102				Sibling lives in the same house-8	SIB8LIVEATHOME_M16M	LIVES16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

103				Sibling lives in the same house-9	SIB9LIVEATHOME_M16M	LIVES16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

104				Sibling lives in the same house-10	SIB10LIVEATHOME_M16M	LIVES16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

105				Sibling lives in the same house-11	SIB11LIVEATHOME_M16M	LIVES16M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

106				Sibling lives in the same house-12			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

107				Sibling lives in the same house-13			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

108				Sibling lives in the same house-14			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

109				Sibling frequency to see participant-1	SIB1S3F_M16M	S2FRQ16M	1	Every day	Raw
							2	A few times a week
							3	Once a week
							4	Once every two or three weeks
							5	Once a month
							6	Once every two months
							7	Once every three or four months
							8	Once or twice a year
							9	Less than once a year
							10	Never
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

110				Sibling frequency to see participant-2	SIB2S3F_M16M	S2FRQ16M	1	Every day	Raw
							2	A few times a week
							3	Once a week
							4	Once every two or three weeks
							5	Once a month
							6	Once every two months
							7	Once every three or four months
							8	Once or twice a year
							9	Less than once a year
							10	Never
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

111				Sibling frequency to see participant-3	SIB3S3F_M16M	S2FRQ16M	1	Every day	Raw
							2	A few times a week
							3	Once a week
							4	Once every two or three weeks
							5	Once a month
							6	Once every two months
							7	Once every three or four months
							8	Once or twice a year
							9	Less than once a year
							10	Never
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

112				Sibling frequency to see participant-4	SIB4S3F_M16M	S2FRQ16M	1	Every day	Raw
							2	A few times a week
							3	Once a week
							4	Once every two or three weeks
							5	Once a month
							6	Once every two months
							7	Once every three or four months
							8	Once or twice a year
							9	Less than once a year
							10	Never
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

113				Sibling frequency to see participant-5	SIB5S3F_M16M	S2FRQ16M	1	Every day	Raw
							2	A few times a week
							3	Once a week
							4	Once every two or three weeks
							5	Once a month
							6	Once every two months
							7	Once every three or four months
							8	Once or twice a year
							9	Less than once a year
							10	Never
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

114				Sibling frequency to see participant-6	SIB6S3F_M16M	S2FRQ16M	1	Every day	Raw
							2	A few times a week
							3	Once a week
							4	Once every two or three weeks
							5	Once a month
							6	Once every two months
							7	Once every three or four months
							8	Once or twice a year
							9	Less than once a year
							10	Never
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

115				Sibling frequency to see participant-7	SIB7S3F_M16M	S2FRQ16M	1	Every day	Raw
							2	A few times a week
							3	Once a week
							4	Once every two or three weeks
							5	Once a month
							6	Once every two months
							7	Once every three or four months
							8	Once or twice a year
							9	Less than once a year
							10	Never
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

116				Sibling frequency to see participant-8	SIB8S3F_M16M	S2FRQ16M	1	Every day	Raw
							2	A few times a week
							3	Once a week
							4	Once every two or three weeks
							5	Once a month
							6	Once every two months
							7	Once every three or four months
							8	Once or twice a year
							9	Less than once a year
							10	Never
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

117				Sibling frequency to see participant-9	SIB9S3F_M16M	S2FRQ16M	1	Every day	Raw
							2	A few times a week
							3	Once a week
							4	Once every two or three weeks
							5	Once a month
							6	Once every two months
							7	Once every three or four months
							8	Once or twice a year
							9	Less than once a year
							10	Never
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

118				Sibling frequency to see participant-10	SIB10S3F_M16M	S2FRQ16M	1	Every day	Raw
							2	A few times a week
							3	Once a week
							4	Once every two or three weeks
							5	Once a month
							6	Once every two months
							7	Once every three or four months
							8	Once or twice a year
							9	Less than once a year
							10	Never
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

119				Sibling frequency to see participant-11	SIB11S3F_M16M	S2FRQ16M	1	Every day	Raw
							2	A few times a week
							3	Once a week
							4	Once every two or three weeks
							5	Once a month
							6	Once every two months
							7	Once every three or four months
							8	Once or twice a year
							9	Less than once a year
							10	Never
							98	Refused
							99	Don't Know

120				Sibling frequency to see participant-12			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

121				Sibling frequency to see participant-13			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

122				Sibling frequency to see participant-14			.			Individual sibling level information only provided for first 11 siblings

123				Mother ID at 23 month interview (Linkable to other datasets)	IDN_M23M		.		Identification key	Randomly generated mother ID at 24 month interview. Allows linking to other datasets

124	Societal context	Your house	M5	Have you moved house since your CHILD/CHILDREN was 9 months old?	NE19A_M23M	YN2_23M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	RF
							99	DK

125				Number of moves: Have you moved house since your CHILD/CHILDREN was 9 months old?	NE19A_NUMBEROFMOVES_M23M	NE19A23M	5	5 or more	Categorised	Upper extremes categorised

126			M6	Do you, or anyone else who lives there, own or partly own the house/flat you live in (with or without a mortgage)?	HH6_M23M	YN2_23M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	RF
							99	DK

127			M7	If nobody who lives here owns the house/flat you live in, who owns it?	HH7_M23M	HH7_23M	1	Private Person, Trust, Or Business	Raw
							2	Family Trust
							3	Local Authority/City Council
							4	Housing New Zealand
							5	Other State-Owned
							98	Refused to Answer
							99	Don't Know

128			M8	Do you, or anyone else who lives with you, pay rent to an owner or to an agent for this house/flat you live in?	HH8_M23M	YN2_23M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	RF
							99	DK

129			M9	Do you, or anyone else who lives with you, make mortgage payments for the house/flat you live in?	HH9_M23M	YN2_23M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	RF
							99	DK

130			M10	How many bedrooms are there in the house you live in?	HH10_M23M	YN2_23M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	RF
							99	DK

131				Number of bedrooms: How many bedrooms are there in the house you live in?	HH10_NUMBEROFBEDROOMS_M23M	HH10_23M	1	1 or none	Categorised	Combined two cases who reported zero number for bedroom with one bedroom group. Lower and upper extremes categorised
							8	8 or more

132				Household Structure	HHST_M23M	HHST_23M	1	Parent alone	Derived	Derived based on participants' family information
							2	Two parents
							3	Parent(s) with extended family
							4	Parent(s) living with non-kin (and extended family if applicable)

133			M11	What is the main source of your drinking water?	W1_M23M	W1_23M	1	Mains Supply - Connected To Reticulated Water/Town Supply	Raw
							2	Bore Or Well
							3	Roof
							4	Stream, River, Lake - Surface Water
							5	Spring-water that flows out of the ground
							6	Tanker
							7	Bottled
							97	Other
							98	Refused to Answer
							99	Don't Know

134			M12	Is your drinking water always treated?	W2_M23M	YN2_23M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	RF
							99	DK

135			M13	Can you please tell me how you treat your drinking water: Boiled?	NW3_1_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

136				Can you please tell me how you treat your drinking water: Distilled?	NW3_2_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

137				Can you please tell me how you treat your drinking water: Filtered?	NW3_3_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

138				Can you please tell me how you treat your drinking water: Chlorinated?	NW3_4_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

139				Can you please tell me how you treat your drinking water: Ozone?	NW3_5_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

140				Can you please tell me how you treat your drinking water: UV?	NW3_6_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

141				Can you please tell me how you treat your drinking water: Other?	NW3_97_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

142			M14	Do you add fluoride to the water your child drinks?	W4_M23M	YN2_23M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	RF
							99	DK

143		Transport	M15	Could you please tell me all the forms of transport you’ve used regularly in the last 7 days: Private Car?	NTR3A_1_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

144				Could you please tell me all the forms of transport you’ve used regularly in the last 7 days: Company Car?	NTR3A_2_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

145				Could you please tell me all the forms of transport you’ve used regularly in the last 7 days: Lifts From Family And Friends?	NTR3A_3_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

146				Could you please tell me all the forms of transport you’ve used regularly in the last 7 days: Motorcycle/Scooter?	NTR3A_4_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

147				Could you please tell me all the forms of transport you’ve used regularly in the last 7 days: Public Transport?	NTR3A_5_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

148				Could you please tell me all the forms of transport you’ve used regularly in the last 7 days: Cycle?	NTR3A_6_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

149				Could you please tell me all the forms of transport you’ve used regularly in the last 7 days: Walk?	NTR3A_7_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

150				Could you please tell me all the forms of transport you’ve used regularly in the last 7 days: Taxi?	NTR3A_8_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

151				Could you please tell me all the forms of transport you’ve used regularly in the last 7 days: Other?	NTR3A_97_M23M	YN23M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	RF
							99	DK

152			M16	Could you please tell me the main form of transport that you use?	TR3B_M23M	TR3B_23M	1	Private Car	Raw
							2	Company Car
							3	Lifts From Family And Friends
							4	Motorcycle/Scooter
							5	Public Transport
							6	Cycle
							7	Walk
							8	Taxi
							97	Other
							98	Refused to Answer
							99	Don't Know

153			M17	Thinking about how fast you walk compared to most other people, would you say your normal walking speed is?	ACT13_M23M	ACT_23M	1	A Lot Slower Than Most Other People	Raw
							2	A Bit Slower Than Most Other People
							3	The Same Speed As Most Other People
							4	A Bit Faster Than Most Other People
							5	A Lot Faster Than Most Other People
							96	Not Applicable
							98	Refused to Answer
							99	Don't Know

154				Mother ID at 24 month interview (Linkable to other datasets)	IDN_Y2M		.		Identification key	Randomly generated mother ID at 24 month interview. Allows linking to other datasets

155				Age (years) of mother at 24 month interview	AGE_Y2M	AGEY2M	18	<=18	Derived	Values derived from interview date (Interview_Date_Y2M) and date of birth(BG1A_AM) and converted to years. Lower and upper extremes categorised
							47	>=47

156				Do you have a current partner?	PQ5_Y2M	YNN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

157	Psychological & Cognitive development	Time spent with your child	M3	I say nice things about my [child/children]	TS1_Y2M	TSY2M	1	Almost Always True	Raw	For M3-M14, please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

158			M4	I take an active interest in my [child/children]	TS2_Y2M	TSY2M	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

159			M5	I am interested in the things my [child does/children do]	TS3_Y2M	TSY2M	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

160			M6	I praise my [child/children] when [he/she] deserves it	TS4_Y2M	TSY2M	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

161			M7	I enjoy having my [child/children] around me	TS5_Y2M	TSY2M	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

162			M8	I tell my [child/children] how proud I am of [him/her/them] when [he/she/they] are good	TS6_Y2M	TSY2M	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

163			M9	I make my [child/children] feel proud when [he/she does/they do] well	TS7_Y2M	TSY2M	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

164			M10	I talk to my [child/children] in a warm and affectionate way	TS8_Y2M	TSY2M	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

165			M11	I make my [child/children] feel what [he/she does /they do] is important	TS9_Y2M	TSY2M	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

166			M12	I pay a lot of attention to my [child/children]	TS10_Y2M	TSY2M	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

167			M13	I try to make my [child/children] happy	TS11_Y2M	TSY2M	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

168			M14	I like to spend time with my [child/children]	TS12_Y2M	TSY2M	1	Almost Always True	Raw
							2	Mostly True
							3	Occasionally True
							4	Almost Never True
							98	Ref
							99	DK

169	Education	Parent-child interaction questions	M16	How often does [your child/do your children] play with musical instruments, either toy or real versions?	PC0_Y2M	PCY2M	1	Seldom Or Never	Raw	For M16-M18, please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Once A Week
							3	Several Times A Week
							4	Once A Day
							5	Several Times A Day
							98	Ref
							99	DK

170			M17	How often do you tell stories with your [child/children] (do not include reading books)?	PC4_Y2M	PCY2M	1	Seldom Or Never	Raw
							2	Once A Week
							3	Several Times A Week
							4	Once A Day
							5	Several Times A Day
							98	Ref
							99	DK

171			M18	How often do you read books with your [child/children]?	PC5_Y2M	PCY2M	1	Seldom Or Never	Raw
							2	Once A Week
							3	Several Times A Week
							4	Once A Day
							5	Several Times A Day
							98	Ref
							99	DK

172	Culture & Identity	Parental identity	M20	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your occupation	IMP1_Y2M	IMPY2M	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

173			M21	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your ethnicity	IMP2_Y2M	IMPY2M	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

174			M22	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your religious or spiritual beliefs	IMP3_Y2M	IMPY2M	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

175			M23	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your political beliefs	IMP4_Y2M	IMPY2M	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

176			M24	How important is this as a sense of who you are: being a parent	IMP5_Y2M	IMPY2M	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

177			M25	How important is this as a sense of who you are: where you or your family come from	IMP6_Y2M	IMPY2M	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

178			M26	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your marital or partnership status	IMP7_Y2M	IMPY2M	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

179			M27	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your gender	IMP8_Y2M	IMPY2M	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

180			M28	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your age and life stage	IMP9_Y2M	IMPY2M	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

181			M29	How important is this as a sense of who you are: your level of education	IMP10_Y2M	IMPY2M	1	Important	Raw
							2	Not Very Important
							3	Not At All Important
							98	Ref
							99	DK

182			M31	We would like to know how you feel about being a parent. Overall, do you feel that as a parent you are:	INV6_Y2M	INV6Y2M	1	Not Very Good At Being A Parent	Raw
							2	A Person Who Has Some Trouble Being A Parent
							3	An Average Parent
							4	A Better Than Average Parent
							5	A Very Good Parent
							98	Ref
							99	DK

183	Psychological & Cognitive development	Parental enjoyment	M33	When I engage in caring for [child/children], the main reason is to help my partner	PID4_Y2M	PIDQY2M	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Neither Agree Or Disagree
							4	Agree
							5	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

184			M34	On the whole, I enjoy being a parent	PID5_Y2M	PIDQY2M	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw	Please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Disagree
							3	Neither Agree Or Disagree
							4	Agree
							5	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

185			M35	On the whole, I think I parent in a similar way to how I was parented	PID6_Y2M	PIDQY2M	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Neither Agree Or Disagree
							4	Agree
							5	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

186			M36	Being a parent is very satisfying	PID7_Y2M	PIDQY2M	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw	Please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Disagree
							3	Neither Agree Or Disagree
							4	Agree
							5	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

187			M37	On the whole, my child is/children are easy to parent	PID8_Y2M	PIDQY2M	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw
							2	Disagree
							3	Neither Agree Or Disagree
							4	Agree
							5	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

188			M38	On the whole, it’s good to be a parent	PID9_Y2M	PIDQY2M	1	Strongly Disagree	Raw	Please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Disagree
							3	Neither Agree Or Disagree
							4	Agree
							5	Strongly Agree
							98	Ref
							99	DK

189	Societal context	Technology use	M40	How many TVs do you have in regular use in your home?	TV1_Y2M	TV1QY2M	0	None	Raw
							1	One
							2	Two
							3	Three
							4	Four
							5	Five Or More
							98	Ref
							99	DK

190			M42	Are there rules about what TV programmes your [child/children] can watch?	TUR1_Y2M	YNN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

191			M43	Are there rules about how many hours of TV, videos, and DVDs your [child/children] can watch?	TUR2_Y2M	YNN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

192			M44	Are there rules about when your [child/children] watches TV?	TUR3_Y2M	YNN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

193			M45	How often do you make sure your [child/children] follows the rules about TV use?	TUR4_Y2M	TURY2M	1	All Of The Time	Raw
							2	Most Of The Time
							3	About Half The Time
							4	Less Than Half The Time
							5	Never
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

194			M46	When your [child is/children are] watching TV, DVDs or videos, how often is an adult watching with [him/her/them]?	TUR5_Y2M	TURY2M	1	All Of The Time	Raw
							2	Most Of The Time
							3	About Half The Time
							4	Less Than Half The Time
							5	Never
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

195	Health & Well-being	Healthcare services	M48	With regard to your [child’s/children’s] health care, which of these statements best describes your situation?	NHC1_Y2M	HC1Y2M	1	I Have A Single Doctor Who I See For Most Of My [Child/Children's] Doctor Visits	Raw
							2	I See One Of Several Doctors In The Same Practice
							3	I See One Of Several GPs In Different Practices
							4	I Take My [Child/Children] To A Hospital Emergency Department
							5	I Usually Use The Afterhours Doctors Or Services
							6	I Have Not Had To Take My [Child/Children] To A Doctor
							97	Other
							98	Ref
							99	DK

196			M49	Is this the same health practitioner or service that you usually go to first when you are feeling unwell?	HC3_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

197			M50	What is the main reason you have never had a GP or GP practice for your [child/children]?	NHC8_Y2M	HC8Y2M	1	Too Far Away	Raw
							2	Unable To Get There
							3	We Changed Address
							4	Unhappy With Previous Treatment
							5	Too Expensive
							6	Don’T Know Of Any Doctors/Doctors Practices
							7	Didn’T Think I Needed One
							8	Worried About Language Barriers
							9	Felt Discriminated Against
							97	Other
							98	Ref
							99	DK

198			M51	Is this the same GP or GP practice that you were using when your [child/children] was nine months old?	HC9_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

199			M52	How many times have you changed GP or GP practice since your [child/children] was nine months old?	HC10_Y2M	HC10Y2M	1	None	Raw
							2	1 Time
							3	2 Times
							4	3+ Times
							98	Ref
							99	DK

200			M53	How long have you taken your [child/children] to this GP or GP practice?	HC11_Y2M	HC11Y2M	1	Years	Raw
							2	Months
							98	Ref
							99	DK

201				Number of years: taken your [child/children] to this GP or GP practice	HC11_YEARS_Y2M		.		Raw

202				Number of months: taken your [child/children] to this GP or GP practice	HC11_MONTHS_Y2M		.		Raw

203			M54	What is the main reason you have changed the GP or GP practice you take your [child/children] to?	NHC12_Y2M	HC12Y2M	1	Too Far Away	Raw	Code frames updated, different to original questionnaire. Includes codes from ‘Other Specify’ category
							2	Unable To Get There
							3	We Changed Address
							4	Unhappy With Previous Treatment
							5	Too Expensive
							9	Doctor Left Practice/Retired
							97	Other
							98	Ref
							99	DK

204			M57	All things considered, how satisfied are you with your [child/children]’s usual GP practice?	HC5_Y2M	HC5Y2M	1	Completely Dissatisfied	Raw
							2	Very Dissatisfied
							3	Fairly Dissatisfied
							4	Neither Satisfied Nor Dissatisfied
							5	Fairly Satisfied
							6	Very Satisfied
							7	Completely Satisfied
							98	Ref
							99	DK

205		Doctors charges	M59	Does your doctor or usual healthcare provider charge you for: immunisations?	DC1_Y2M	YNN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

206			M60	Does your doctor or usual healthcare provider charge you for: well child checks?	DC2_Y2M	YNN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

207			M61	Does your doctor or usual healthcare provider charge you for: standard doctor visits?	DC3_Y2M	YNN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

208			M62	Does your doctor or usual healthcare provider charge you for: after hours appointments?	DC4_Y2M	YNN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

209			M63	Does your doctor or usual healthcare provider charge you for: home visits?	DC5_Y2M	YNN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

210			M64	Does your doctor or usual healthcare provider charge you for: writing a prescription?	DC6_Y2M	YNN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

211		Alternative practitioners	M66	Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: none?	NHC7_1_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

212				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: acupuncturist?	NHC7_2_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

213				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: chiropractor?	NHC7_3_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

214				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: osteopath?	NHC7_4_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

215				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: massage therapist?	NHC7_5_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

216				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: homeopath?	NHC7_6_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

217				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: naturopath?	NHC7_7_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

218				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: spiritual healer?	NHC7_8_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

219				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: herbalist?	NHC7_9_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

220				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: traditional Chinese medicine practitioner?	NHC7_10_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

221				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: Maori healer?	NHC7_11_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

222				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: Pacific healer?	NHC7_12_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

223				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: Feldenkrais or Alexander technique practitioner?	NHC7_13_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

224				Since your [child was/cfhildren were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: aromatherapist?	NHC7_14_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

225				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: colour therapist?	NHC7_15_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

226				Since your [child was/children were] nine months old, [has he/she /have they] been seen by any complementary/alternative practitioners/traditional healer: other?	NHC7_97_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

227		Safety	M68	Are all medicines and poisonous materials, including cleaning products, locked or stored out of sight and reach of your [child/children].	SF1_Y2M	SF1Y2M	1	Always	Raw
							2	Sometimes
							3	Hardly Ever
							4	Never
							98	Ref
							99	DK

228			M69	Do you store matches and cigarette lighters out of reach of [child/children]?	SF2_Y2M	SFY2M	1	Always	Raw
							2	Sometimes
							3	Hardly Ever
							4	Never
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

229			M70	Are there locked doors or secure gates at stairs?	SF4_Y2M	SFY2M	1	Always	Raw
							2	Sometimes
							3	Hardly Ever
							4	Never
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

230			M71	When travelling in cars, how often [does your child/ do your children] use a car seat?	SF5_Y2M	SF5Y2M	1	Always	Categorised	The questionnaire response items match the Data dictionary. However, we have combined 'Hardly Ever' with 'Never' within the data due to low cell counts
							2	Sometimes
							3	Hardly ever
							4	Never
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

231			M72	Are there working smoke alarms in your home?	SF3_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

232			M73	Is the hot water adjusted to the temperature recommended when there is a child living in the house?	SF6_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

233			M74	Do you know what to do if [child/children] drinks or eats something harmful or poisonous?	SF7_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

234			M75	Are the outside areas where [child/children] plays fully fenced?	SF9_Y2M	YNN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

235			M76	Is the driveway fully fenced off, or separated from the areas where [child/children] plays?	SF10_Y2M	YNN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

236			M77	Are the electrical outlets in the house that [child/children] can reach covered?	SF8_Y2M	SF8Y2M	1	All Of Them	Raw
							2	Most Of Them
							3	Some Of Them
							4	None
							88	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

237			M78	Where do you get most of your information about safety in relation to [child/children]?	NSF11_Y2M	SF11Y2M	1	Family/Whanau	Raw	Code frames updated, different to original questionnaire. Includes codes from ‘Other Specify’ category
							2	Friends
							3	GP Doctor
							4	Primary Care Nurse
							5	Well Child Or 'Plunket' Book
							6	Alternative Health Practitioner
							7	Antenatal Class
							8	The Internet
							9	Radio
							10	Television
							11	Books, Magazines, Or Newspapers (Other Than Well Child Book)
							12	Plunketline Or Plunket Nurse
							16	Experience/Previous Child
							17	Common Sense/General Knowledge
							18	Training/Profession
							97	Other
							98	Ref
							99	DK

238		Smoking	M80	Do you currently smoke regularly, at least one cigarette a day?	SM4_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

239			M81	How many per day on average?	SM5_Y2M	SM5Y2M	1	Number Of Cigarettes	Raw
							98	Ref
							99	DK

240				Number of cigarettes: per day	SM5_NUMBEROFCIGARETTES_Y2M	SM5NCY2M	25	25 or more	Categorised	Upper extremes categorised

241			M82	How many people who live in your household smoke cigarettes?	SM10_Y2M	SM10Y2M	1	Number Of People	Raw
							98	Ref
							99	DK

242				Number of people: who live in your household smoke cigarettes	SM10_NUMBEROFPEOPLE_Y2M	SM10AY2M	6	6 or more	Categorised	Upper extremes categorised

243			M83	Does anyone currently regularly smoke in the same room as your [child/children]?	SM11_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

244			M84	How often, anyone currently regularly smoke in the same room as your [child/children]?	SM12_Y2M	SM12Y2M	1	Rarely i.e. Less Than Once A Week	Raw
							2	Occasionally, Or A Few Times A Week
							3	Often i.e. Almost Or Every Day Of The Week
							98	Ref
							99	DK

245	Psychological & Cognitive development	Personality	M86	Statement that best describes you: is talkative	BFI1_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw	For M86-M129, please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

246			M87	Statement that best describes you: tends to find fault with others	BFI2_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

247			M88	Statement that best describes you: does things carefully and completely	BFI3_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

248			M89	Statement that best describes you: is depressed, down	BFI4_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

249			M90	Statement that best describes you: is original, comes up with new ideas	BFI5_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

250			M91	Statement that best describes you: is reserved; keeps thoughts and feelings to self	BFI6_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

251			M92	Statement that best describes you: is helpful and unselfish with others	BFI7_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

252			M93	Statement that best describes you: can be somewhat careless, does not pay attention to detail	BFI8_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

253			M94	Statement that best describes you: is relaxed, handles stress well	BFI9_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

254			M95	Statement that best describes you: is curious about many different things	BFI10_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

255			M96	Statement that best describes you: is full of energy	BFI11_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

256			M97	Statement that best describes you: starts quarrels, arguments with others	BFI12_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

257			M98	Statement that best describes you: is a reliable worker	BFI13_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

258			M99	Statement that best describes you: can be tense, anxious	BFI14_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

259			M100	Statement that best describes you: is clever, thinks a lot	BFI15_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

260			M101	Statement that best describes you: generates a lot of enthusiasm	BFI16_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

261			M102	Statement that best describes you: has a forgiving nature	BFI17_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

262			M103	Statement that best describes you: tends to be disorganized	BFI18_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

263			M104	Statement that best describes you: worries a lot	BFI19_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

264			M105	Statement that best describes you: has an active imagination	BFI20_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

265			M106	Statement that best describes you: tends to be quiet	BFI21_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

266			M107	Statement that best describes you: is generally trusting	BFI22_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

267			M108	Statement that best describes you: tends to be lazy	BFI23_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

268			M109	Statement that best describes you: doesn’t get easily upset, emotionally stable	BFI24_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

269			M110	Statement that best describes you: is creative and inventive	BFI25_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

270			M111	Statement that best describes you: takes charge, has an assertive personality	BFI26_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

271			M112	Statement that best describes you: can be cold and distant with others	BFI27_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

272			M113	Statement that best describes you: keeps working until things are done	BFI28_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

273			M114	Statement that best describes you: can be moody	BFI29_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

274			M115	Statement that best describes you: likes artistic and creative experiences	BFI30_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

275			M116	Statement that best describes you: is sometimes shy, inhibited	BFI31_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

276			M117	Statement that best describes you: is considerate and kind to almost everyone	BFI32_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

277			M118	Statement that best describes you: does things efficiently (quickly and correctly)	BFI33_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

278			M119	Statement that best describes you: stays calm in tense situations	BFI34_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

279			M120	Statement that best describes you: likes work that is the same every time (routine)	BFI35_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

280			M121	Statement that best describes you: is outgoing, sociable	BFI36_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

281			M122	Statement that best describes you: is sometimes rude to others	BFI37_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

282			M123	Statement that best describes you: makes plans and sticks to them	BFI38_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

283			M124	Statement that best describes you: gets nervous easily	BFI39_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

284			M125	Statement that best describes you: likes to think and play with ideas	BFI40_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

285			M126	Statement that best describes you: doesn’t like artistic things (plays, music)	BFI41_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

286			M127	Statement that best describes you: likes to cooperate; goes along with others	BFI42_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

287			M128	Statement that best describes you: is easily distracted; has trouble paying attention	BFI43_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

288			M129	Statement that best describes you: knows a lot about art, music, or books	BFI44_Y2M	BFIY2M	1	Disagree Strongly	Raw
							2	Disagree A Little
							3	Neither Agree Nor Disagree
							4	Agree A Little
							5	Agree Strongly
							98	Ref
							99	DK

289		Sources of stress	M131	Thinking about the time since your [CHILD WAS/CHILDREN WERE] nine months old, to what extent are the following sources of stress for you and your family: worry about a disabled or ill family member (adult or child)?	FS1_Y2M	FSY2M	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

290			M132	Thinking about the time since your [CHILD WAS/CHILDREN WERE] nine months old, to what extent are the following sources of stress for you and your family: worry about current housing difficulties?	FS2_Y2M	FSY2M	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

291			M133	Thinking about the time since your [CHILD WAS/CHILDREN WERE] nine months old, to what extent are the following sources of stress for you and your family: worry about balancing work and family life?	FS3_Y2M	FSY2M	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

292			M134	Thinking about the time since your [CHILD WAS/CHILDREN WERE] nine months old, to what extent are the following sources of stress for you and your family: worry about money problems?	FS4_Y2M	FSY2M	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

293			M135	Thinking about the time since your [CHILD WAS/CHILDREN WERE] nine months old, to what extent are the following sources of stress for you and your family: worry about family members not getting on?	FS5_Y2M	FSY2M	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

294			M136	Thinking about the time since your [CHILD WAS/CHILDREN WERE] nine months old, to what extent are the following sources of stress for you and your family: worry about another child's behaviour?	FS6_Y2M	FSY2M	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

295			M137	Thinking about the time since your [CHILD WAS/CHILDREN WERE] nine months old, to what extent are the following sources of stress for you and your family: worry about being the parent of [this child/these children]?	FS7_Y2M	FSY2M	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

296			M138	Thinking about the time since your [CHILD WAS/CHILDREN WERE] nine months old, to what extent are the following sources of stress for you and your family: worry about who does household chores?	FS8_Y2M	FSY2M	1	Not At All Stressful	Raw
							2	Somewhat Stressful
							3	Moderately Stressful
							4	Highly Stressful
							5	Not Applicable
							98	Ref
							99	DK

297		You and your partner	M140	During the PAST FOUR WEEKS how often did you let each other know you really care about each other?	WH1_Y2M	WH1Y2M	1	Never	Raw	For M140-M148, please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

298			M141	During the PAST FOUR WEEKS how often did you get angry with each other?	WH2_Y2M	WH1Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

299			M142	During the PAST FOUR WEEKS how often did you dislike each other's ideas?	WH3_Y2M	WH1Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

300			M143	During the PAST FOUR WEEKS how often did you shout at each other because you were upset with each other?	WH4_Y2M	WH1Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

301			M144	During the PAST FOUR WEEKS how often did you act lovingly and affectionately towards each other?	WH5_Y2M	WH1Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

302			M145	During the PAST FOUR WEEKS how often did you let each other know that you appreciate each other's ideas or the things you do?	WH6_Y2M	WH1Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

303			M146	During the PAST FOUR WEEKS how often did you help the other do something that was important to her/him?	WH7_Y2M	WH1Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

304			M147	During the PAST FOUR WEEKS how often did you argue with each other when you disagree about something?	WH8_Y2M	WH1Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

305			M148	During the PAST FOUR WEEKS how often did you act supportively and understandingly towards each other?	WH9_Y2M	WH1Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Almost Never
							3	Not Very Often
							4	Quite Often
							5	Very Often
							6	Extremely Often
							7	All The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

306		Role sharing/involvement	M165	To what extent are you involved in the day to day care of your [child/children], for example cooking, comforting, bathing?	INV1_Y2M	INVY2M	1	Not Much Of The Time	Raw
							2	Some Of The Time
							3	Most Of The Time
							4	All Of The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

307			M166	How involved is your partner in the day to day care of your [child/children]?	INV2_Y2M	INVY2M	1	Not Much Of The Time	Raw
							2	Some Of The Time
							3	Most Of The Time
							4	All Of The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

308			M167	How much of the time are you directly responsible for your [child/children], for example, in sole care of [him/her/them], making babysitting arrangements, looking after [him/her/them] if they are sick?	INV3_Y2M	INVY2M	1	Not Much Of The Time	Raw
							2	Some Of The Time
							3	Most Of The Time
							4	All Of The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

309			M168	How often is your partner directly responsible for your [child/children]?	INV4_Y2M	INVY2M	1	Not Much Of The Time	Raw
							2	Some Of The Time
							3	Most Of The Time
							4	All Of The Time
							98	Ref
							99	DK

310			M169	How much time a week do you personally spend on domestic tasks such as housework, home maintenance, shopping and cooking?	RS1_Y2M	RS1Y2M	1	0 Hours	Raw
							2	1-5 Hours
							3	6-10 Hours
							4	11-15 Hours
							5	16-20 Hours
							6	21-25 Hours
							7	26-30 Hours
							8	31-35 Hours
							9	36-40 Hours
							10	41-45 Hours
							11	46-50 Hours
							12	51+ Hours
							98	Ref
							99	DK

311			M170	Thinking about how you and your partner look after the family and house, do you think that you do your fair share of the child rearing tasks, both physical and emotional care?	RS2_Y2M	RSY2M	1	Much Less Than My Fair Share	Raw
							2	Less Than My Fair Share
							3	My Fair Share
							4	More Than My Fair Share
							5	Much More Than My Fair Share
							98	Ref
							99	DK

312			M171	Do you think that you do your fair share of the domestic tasks such as housework, home maintenance, shopping, and cooking?	RS3_Y2M	RSY2M	1	Much Less Than My Fair Share	Raw
							2	Less Than My Fair Share
							3	My Fair Share
							4	More Than My Fair Share
							5	Much More Than My Fair Share
							98	Ref
							99	DK

313	Societal context	Employment	M173	Do you have a paid job at the current time?	OC52_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw	For M173-M183, please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

314			M174	Think about any current paid work you are doing. In that job, which of these are you?	OC53_Y2M	OC53Y2M	1	Paid Employee, Currently Working	Raw
							2	Currently On Parental Leave
							3	Self-Employed And Not Employing Others
							4	Employer Of Other Persons In My Own Business
							5	Working In A Family Business Or Family Farm
							98	Ref
							99	DK

315			M175	Including overtime, how many hours a week do you usually work in all your jobs?	OC5_Y2M	OC5Y2M	1	Hours	Raw
							98	Ref
							99	DK

316				Number of hours: including overtime, how many hours a week do you usually work in all your jobs	OC5_HOURS_Y2M	OC5HY2M	1	Less than 10 hours	Categorised	Numeric values were categorised
							2	10-14 hours
							3	15-19 hours
							4	20-24 hours
							5	25-29 hours
							6	30-34 hours
							7	35-39 hours
							8	40-44 hours
							9	45-49 hours
							10	50-54 hours
							11	55-59 hours
							12	60-64 hours
							13	65-69 hours
							14	70-74 hours
							15	75-79 hours
							16	80 or more hours

317			M176	Do you usually work on weekends?	OC48_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

318			M177	Which of these best describes your current work schedule in your (main) job?	NOC49_Y2M	OC49Y2M	1	A Regular Daytime Schedule	Raw
							2	A Regular Evening Shift
							3	A Regular Night Shift
							4	A Rotating Shift (Changes From Days To Evenings And Nights)
							5	Split Shift (Two Distinct Periods Each Day)
							6	On Call
							7	Irregular Schedule
							97	Other
							98	Ref
							99	DK

319			M179	Do you have a job you will be starting within the next four weeks?	OC14_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

320			M180	At any time in the last four weeks did you look for paid work?	OC15_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

321			M181	In the last four weeks did you do any of the following to find work?	OC16_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

322			M182	If a job had been available, could you have started last week?	OC17_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

323			M183	What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: prefer to look after my own [child/children]?	NOC18_1_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

324				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: too busy with family?	NOC18_2_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

325				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: partner earns enough to support us?	NOC18_3_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

326				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: no jobs available?	NOC18_4_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

327				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: could not find a job that interests me?	NOC18_5_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

328				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: could not find a job with enough flexibility?	NOC18_6_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

329				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: cannot get suitable child care?	NOC18_7_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

330				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: it's not worthwhile with child care costs?	NOC18_8_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

331				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: will lose government benefits if I work?	NOC18_9_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

332				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: I am studying?	NOC18_10_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

333				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: new pregnancy/new baby?	NOC18_14_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Re-classified	Other specified text responses have been translated into a new numeric variable
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

334				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: health/disability of mother or child?	NOC18_15_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Re-classified	Other specified text responses have been translated into a new numeric variable
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

335				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: paid maternal/parental leave?	NOC18_16_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Re-classified	Other specified text responses have been translated into a new numeric variable
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

336				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: self employed?	NOC18_17_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Re-classified	Other specified text responses have been translated into a new numeric variable
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

337				What are the reasons you are not currently in paid work, not actively looking for work, or still on leave: other?	NOC18_97_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

338		Income	M185	What are all the ways that your household got income: wages, salary, commissions, bonuses, etc. paid by an employer?	NFIN6_1_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw	For M185-M186, please refer to External Data Release 2017 Reference and Process User Guide.
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

339				What are all the ways that your household got income: self-employment or business?	NFIN6_2_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

340				What are all the ways that your household got income: interest, dividends, rent, other investments?	NFIN6_3_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

341				What are all the ways that your household got income: regular payments from ACC or a private work accident insurer?	NFIN6_4_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

342				What are all the ways that your household got income: NZ superannuation or veteran’s pension?	NFIN6_5_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

343				What are all the ways that your household got income: other superannuation pensions, annuities (other than NZ superannuation, veteran’s pension or war pension)?	NFIN6_6_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

344				What are all the ways that your household got income: unemployment benefit?	NFIN6_7_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

345				What are all the ways that your household got income: sickness benefit?	NFIN6_8_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

346				What are all the ways that your household got income: domestic purposes benefit?	NFIN6_9_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

347				What are all the ways that your household got income: invalids benefit?	NFIN6_10_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

348				What are all the ways that your household got income: student allowance (including scholarships or stipends)?	NFIN6_11_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

349				What are all the ways that your household got income: other government benefits, government income support payments, or war pensions?	NFIN6_12_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

350				What are all the ways that your household got income: paid parental leave?	NFIN6_13_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

351				What are all the ways that your household got income: other sources of income, counting support payments from people who do not live in your household?	NFIN6_14_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

352				What are all the ways that your household got income: child support payments?	NFIN6_15_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

353				What are all the ways that your household got income: family tax credits (e.g. working for families)?	NFIN6_16_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

354				What are all the ways that your household got income: no source of income during that time?	NFIN6_17_Y2M	YN0Y2M	0	No	Raw
							1	Yes
							98	Ref
							99	DK

355			M186	What was your household’s total income, before tax or anything else was taken out of it?	FIN10_Y2M	FIN10Y2M	1	Loss/Zero Income/$1-$5,000 ($1-$84 per week after tax)	Categorised	Combined 'Loss', 'Zero income' and '$1-$5,000' into one group
							2	$5,001-$10,000 ($84-$168 per week after tax)
							3	$10,001-$15,000 ($168-$250 per week after tax)
							4	$15,001-$20,000 ($250-$327 per week after tax)
							5	$20,001-$25,000 ($327-$400 per week after tax)
							6	$25,001-$30,000 ($400-$480 per week after tax)
							7	$30,001-$40,000 ($480-$630 per week after tax)
							8	$40,001-$50,000 ($630-$777 per week after tax)
							9	$50,001-$70,000 ($777-$1000 per week after tax)
							10	$70,001-$100,000 ($1000-$1400 per week after tax)
							11	$100,001-$150,000 ($1400-$2000 per week after tax)
							12	$150,001 Or More ($2000+ per week after tax)
							98	Ref
							99	DK

356		Living standards	M188	Generally, how would you rate your material standard of living?	LS1_Y2M	LS1Y2M	1	High	Raw
							2	Fairly High
							3	Medium
							4	Fairly Low
							5	Low
							98	Ref
							99	DK

357			M189	Generally, how satisfied are you with your current material standard of living?	LS2_Y2M	LS2Y2M	1	Very Satisfied	Raw
							2	Satisfied
							3	Neither Satisfied Nor Dissatisfied
							4	Dissatisfied
							5	Very Dissatisfied
							98	Ref
							99	DK

358			M190	How well does your (and your partner’s combined) total income meet your everyday needs?	LS3_Y2M	LS3Y2M	1	Not Enough	Raw
							2	Just Enough
							3	Enough
							4	More Than Enough
							98	Ref
							99	DK

359	Education	Child care arrangements	M192	Over the past 1 month has [your child/have your children] been looked after at regular times during the week by anyone other than your partner?	CC1_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

360			M193	What is the main reason your [child does/children do] not have any regular child care arrangements at present?	NCC2_Y2M	CC2Y2M	1	Child Does Not Need It	Raw	Code frames updated, different to original questionnaire. Includes codes from ‘Other Specify’ category
							2	No Spare Places/Waiting List
							3	Transport Difficulties
							4	No Care Available Locally
							5	Care Not Available On Days/Times I Need It
							6	Too Expensive
							7	Concerned With Quality Of Care
							8	Does Not Suit Our Cultural Or Ethnic Beliefs
							9	Do Not Want [Child/Children] Cared For By Strangers
							13	Too Young
							14	Health Concerns
							15	Mother Does Not Need/Want It
							97	Other
							98	Ref
							99	DK

361			M194	How many hours each week does [your child/do your children] spend in their main care arrangement?	CC4_Y2M	CC4QY2M	1	Hours	Raw
							98	Ref
							99	DK

362				Number of hours: hours each week does [your child/do your children] spend in their main care arrangement	CC4_HOURS_Y2M		.		Raw

363			M195	What type of care does [your child/do your children] have for the most hours per week?	NCC54_Y2M	CC54Y2M	0	Kindergarten	Categorised	The questionnaire response items match the Data dictionary. We have combined 'Church Crèche' and 'Occasional Care' with 'Other' within the data due to low cell counts
							1	Daycare Centre
							2	An Organised Home-Base Care Programme Such As Barnardos Or Porse
							3	Kohanga Reo
							4	Pacific Islands Early Childhood Centre
							5	Nanny
							6	Grandparent
							7	Other Relative
							8	Church creche
							9	Gym, Leisure Or Community Centre
							10	Occasional care
							11	Other Person (Includes Friend Or Neighbour)
							97	Other
							98	Ref
							99	DK

364			M196	How long has [your child/have your children] been attending this arrangement?	CC7_Y2M	CC7Y2M	1	Months	Raw
							2	Weeks
							3	Days
							98	Ref
							99	DK

365				Number of months: [your child/have your children] been attending this arrangement	CC7_MONTHS_Y2M		.		Raw

366				Number of weeks: [your child/have your children] been attending this arrangement	CC7_WEEKS_Y2M		.		Raw

367				Number of days: [your child/have your children] been attending this arrangement	CC7_DAYS_Y2M		.		Raw

368			M197	Do you pay for this care arrangement?	CC8_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

369			M198	On average, how much do you pay per week for this care arrangement	CC8_1_Y2M	CC8Y2M	1	Weekly Amount	Raw
							98	Ref
							99	DK

370				Weekly amount: pay per week for this care arrangement	CC8_1_WEEKLYAMOUNT_Y2M		.		Raw

371			M199	Do you receive a childcare subsidy for this care arrangement?	CC25_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

372			M200	How many children under two years of age are usually present in the same room when your child is/children are at this arrangement including [him/her/them] if they are under two?	CC9_Y2M	CC9Y2M	1	Number Children Under 2	Raw
							98	Ref
							99	DK

373				Number of children: under two years of age are usually present in the same room	CC9_NUMBERUNDER_Y2M		.		Raw

374			M201	How many children aged two years or over are usually present in the same room with your [child/children] when [he/she] is/they are] at this arrangement, including [him/her/them] if they aged two years?	CC10_Y2M	CC10Y2M	1	Number Children Over 2	Raw
							98	Ref
							99	DK

375				Number of children: aged two years or over are usually present in the same room	CC10_NUMBEROVER_Y2M		.		Raw

376			M202	How many adults are usually with your [child/children] when [he/she] is/they are] at this arrangement?	CC11_Y2M	CC11Y2M	1	Number Adults	Raw
							98	Ref
							99	DK

377				Number of adults: are usually with your [child/children] when [he/she] is/they are] at this arrangement	CC11_NUMBERADULTS_Y2M		.		Categorised	Grouped zero 'number of adults with children' with 'DK' in CC11_Y2M

378			M203	Does [your child/do your children] have a primary carer at this arrangement?	CC12_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

379			M204	How often has [your child's/have your children's] primary carer at this arrangement changed since [he/she was/they were] nine months old?	CC13_Y2M	CC13Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Once
							3	Twice
							4	Three Times Or More
							98	Ref
							99	DK

380			M205	How often do the carers at this arrangement report to you about your child's/children's day (e.g. sleeping, feeding or changing routines)?	CC14_Y2M	CC14Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Once A Month
							3	Once A Week
							4	Several Times A Week
							5	Daily
							98	Ref
							99	DK

381			M206	How often do the carers at this arrangement talk with you about your child’s/children’s development (e.g. physical, social, or language)?	CC15_Y2M	CC15Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Once A Month
							3	Once A Week
							4	Several Times A Week
							5	Daily
							98	Ref
							99	DK

382			M207	What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: English?	NCC26_1_Y2M	LAN1Y2M	1112	English	Raw

383				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: Maori?	NCC26_2_Y2M	LAN2Y2M	16110	Maori	Raw

384				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: Samoan?	NCC26_3_Y2M	LAN3Y2M	16111	Samoan	Raw

385				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: Tongan?	NCC26_4_Y2M	LAN4Y2M	16112	Tongan	Raw

386				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: Fijian?	NCC26_5_Y2M	LAN5Y2M	16119	Fijian	Raw

387				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: Niuean?	NCC26_6_Y2M	LAN6Y2M	16114	Niuean	Raw

388				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: Cook Islands Maori?	NCC26_7_Y2M	LAN7Y2M	16113	Cook Islands Maori	Raw

389				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: Cantonese?	NCC26_8_Y2M	LAN8Y2M	13110	Cantonese	Raw

390				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: Mandarin?	NCC26_9_Y2M	LAN9Y2M	13113	Mandarin	Raw

391				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: Korean?	NCC26_10_Y2M	LAN10Y2M	21210	Korean	Raw

392				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: Japanese?	NCC26_11_Y2M	LAN11Y2M	21110	Japanese	Raw

393				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: Hindi?	NCC26_12_Y2M	LAN12Y2M	7110	Hindi	Raw

394				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: Arabic?	NCC26_13_Y2M	LAN13Y2M	18211	Arabic	Raw

395				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: NZ Sign Language?	NCC26_14_Y2M	LAN14Y2M	24110	NZ Sign Language	Raw

396				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: other 1?	NCC26S1_Y2M	LANSNZ	1	Germanic	Re-classified	Re-classified to Statistics New Zealand Level 1 classification of languages
							2	Romance
							3	Greek
							4	Balto-Slavic
							5	Albanian
							6	Armenian
							7	Indo-Aryan
							8	Celtic
							9	Iranian
							10	Turko-Altaic
							11	Uralic
							12	Dravidian
							13	Sino-Tibeto-Burman
							14	Austroasiatic
							15	Tai-Kadai
							16	Central-Eastern Malayo-Polynesian
							17	Western Malayo-Polynesian
							18	Afro-Asiatic
							19	Niger-Congo (Congo-Kordofanian)
							20	Pidgins and Creoles
							21	Language Isolates
							22	Miscellaneous Language Groupings
							23	Artificial Languages
							24	Sign Language
							44	Don't Know
							55	Refused To Answer
							66	None (eg too young to talk)
							77	Response Unidentifiable
							88	Response Outside Scope
							99	Not Stated

397				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: other 2?	NCC26S2_Y2M	LANSNZL	1	Germanic	Re-classified	Re-classified to Statistics New Zealand Level 1 classification of languages
							2	Romance
							3	Greek
							4	Balto-Slavic
							5	Albanian
							6	Armenian
							7	Indo-Aryan
							8	Celtic
							9	Iranian
							10	Turko-Altaic
							11	Uralic
							12	Dravidian
							13	Sino-Tibeto-Burman
							14	Austroasiatic
							15	Tai-Kadai
							16	Central-Eastern Malayo-Polynesian
							17	Western Malayo-Polynesian
							18	Afro-Asiatic
							19	Niger-Congo (Congo-Kordofanian)
							20	Pidgins and Creoles
							21	Language Isolates
							22	Miscellaneous Language Groupings
							23	Artificial Languages
							24	Sign Language
							44	Don't Know
							55	Refused To Answer
							66	None (eg too young to talk)
							77	Response Unidentifiable
							88	Response Outside Scope
							99	Not Stated

398				What languages do the caregivers in this arrangement speak to the children: other 3?	NCC26S3_Y2M	LANSNZL	1	Germanic	Re-classified	Re-classified to Statistics New Zealand Level 1 classification of languages
							2	Romance
							3	Greek
							4	Balto-Slavic
							5	Albanian
							6	Armenian
							7	Indo-Aryan
							8	Celtic
							9	Iranian
							10	Turko-Altaic
							11	Uralic
							12	Dravidian
							13	Sino-Tibeto-Burman
							14	Austroasiatic
							15	Tai-Kadai
							16	Central-Eastern Malayo-Polynesian
							17	Western Malayo-Polynesian
							18	Afro-Asiatic
							19	Niger-Congo (Congo-Kordofanian)
							20	Pidgins and Creoles
							21	Language Isolates
							22	Miscellaneous Language Groupings
							23	Artificial Languages
							24	Sign Language
							44	Don't Know
							55	Refused To Answer
							66	None (eg too young to talk)
							77	Response Unidentifiable
							88	Response Outside Scope
							99	Not Stated

399			M208	How often do the carers at this arrangement organise small-group activities with the children (e.g. book-reading, art projects, music/dancing)?	CC27_Y2M	CC27Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Once A Month
							3	Once A Week
							4	Several Times A Week
							5	Daily
							98	Ref
							99	DK

400			M209	How often do the carers at this arrangement organise trips or outings with the children (e.g. going to a park, playground, library, or museum)?	CC28_Y2M	CC28Y2M	1	Never	Raw
							2	Once Every Few Months
							3	Once A Month
							4	Once A Week
							5	Several Times A Week
							98	Ref
							99	DK

401			M210	In this arrangement, are there special areas dedicated to certain activities (e.g. an art table, block area, book-reading area, dress-up area outdoor play equipment)?	CC29_Y2M	CC29Y2M	1	No	Raw
							2	One Special Area
							3	Two Special Areas
							4	Three Special Areas
							5	Four+ Special Areas
							98	Ref
							99	DK

402			M211	How satisfied are you with this care arrangement?	CC16_Y2M	CC16Y2M	1	Very Dissatisfied	Raw
							2	Dissatisfied
							3	Neither Satisfied Nor Dissatisfied
							4	Satisfied
							5	Very Satisfied
							98	Ref
							99	DK

403			M213	What is the main reason your [child is/children are] in a regular child care arrangement at present?	NCC18_Y2M	CC18Y2M	1	Because Of Your Work Or Study Commitments.	Raw
							2	Because Of Your Leisure Or Community Activities
							3	To Give You A Break Or Time Alone
							4	So You Can Attend To Your Own, Partner's Or Relatives’ Health Needs
							5	It Is Good For The [Child/Children]'s Social Development
							6	It Is Good For The [Child/Children]'s Intellectual Or Language Development
							7	Respite Care
							8	To Mix With Other Children Of The Same Age
							9	To Establish Relationships With Grandparents
							10	Language Learning
							97	Other
							98	Ref
							99	DK

404			M214	[Is your child/are your children] currently on a waiting list for a different care arrangement?	CC30_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

405			M215	In total, how many different regular child care arrangements have you used for your [child/children] since [he/she was/they were] nine months old, including any current arrangements you have already told me about?	CC24_Y2M	CC24Y2M	1	Total Number	Raw
							98	Ref
							99	DK

406				Number of different regular child care arrangements: have you used for your [child/children] since [he/she]was/they were] nine months old	CC24_NUMBER_Y2M	CC24NY2M	5	5 or more	Categorised	Upper extremes categorised

407			M216	Do you intend to use the government's scheme for 20 hours of subsidised childcare at ages 3 and 4?	CC31_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

408			M217	And looking at this showcard, could you tell me the main reason you won't be using the government's scheme?	NCC32_Y2M	CC32Y2M	1	Do Not Know About This Scheme	Raw	Code frames updated, different to original questionnaire. Includes codes from ‘Other Specify’ category
							2	Too Much Trouble To Figure Out How To Apply
							3	My [Child's/Children's] Childcare Arrangement Does Not Qualify
							4	The Time In Childcare Would Not Benefit My [Child/Children]
							5	My [Child's/Children's] Childcare Has Chosen Not To Take Part In The Scheme
							9	Living Overseas
							10	Not Using Childcare
							97	Other
							98	Ref
							99	DK

409	Societal context	Contact with organisations	M219	Are you in contact with any whanau ora service at the present time in relation to [child/children]?	CO1_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

410			M220	How old was [child/children] when you had contact with this whanau ora service in relation to [him/her/them]?	CO2_Y2M	CO2Y2M	1	Before [Child/Children]'s Birth	Raw
							2	Between Birth And Six Weeks Old
							3	Between Six Weeks And Six Months
							4	Between Six Months And One Year
							5	Since [Child/Children] Was One Year Old
							98	Ref
							99	DK

411			M221	Are you in contact with child, youth and family at the present time in relation to [child/children]?	CO3_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

412			M222	How old was [child/children] when you had contact with child, youth and family in relation to [him/her/them]?	CO4_Y2M	CO4Y2M	1	Before [Child/Children]'s Birth	Raw
							2	Between Birth And Six Weeks Old
							3	Between Six Weeks And Six Months
							4	Between Six Months And One Year
							5	Since [Child/Children] Was One Year Old
							98	Ref
							99	DK

413			M223	Are you in contact with any other social service agencies, support services, or professionals at the present time in relation to [child/children] that we haven’t already discussed.	CO5_Y2M	YN2Y2M	1	Yes	Raw
							2	No
							98	Ref
							99	DK

414				How old was child when you first had contact with service name 1 in relation to him/her?	CO6_1_Y2M	CO6Y2M	1	Before [Child/Children]'s birth	Raw
							2	Between birth and six weeks old
							3	Between six weeks and six months
							4	Between six months and one year
							5	Since [Child/Children] was one year old
							98	Ref
							99	DK

415				How old was child when you first had contact with service name 2 in relation to him/her?	CO6_2_Y2M	CO6Y2M	1	Before [Child/Children]'s birth	Raw
							2	Between birth and six weeks old
							3	Between six weeks and six months
							4	Between six months and one year
							5	Since [Child/Children] was one year old
							98	Ref
							99	DK

416				How old was child when you first had contact with service name 3 in relation to him/her?	CO6_3_Y2M	CO6Y2M	1	Before [Child/Children]'s birth	Raw
							2	Between birth and six weeks old
							3	Between six weeks and six months
							4	Between six months and one year
							5	Since [Child/Children] was one year old
							98	Ref
							99	DK

417				How old was child when you first had contact with service name 4 in relation to him/her?	CO6_4_Y2M	CO6Y2M	1	Before [Child/Children]'s birth	Raw
							2	Between birth and six weeks old
							3	Between six weeks and six months
							4	Between six months and one year
							5	Since [Child/Children] was one year old
							98	Ref
							99	DK

418				How old was child when you first had contact with service name 5 in relation to him/her?	CO6_5_Y2M	CO6Y2M	1	Before [Child/Children]'s birth	Raw
							2	Between birth and six weeks old
							3	Between six weeks and six months
							4	Between six months and one year
							5	Since [Child/Children] was one year old
							98	Ref
							99