Variables | Study participants (n = 54) |
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Age of child of the participant mothers (years) | Â |
 Mean ± SD | 10.3 ± 3.1 |
Age of the participant mothers (years) | Â |
 Mean ± SD | 30.8 ± 4.56 |
 Median | 22-40.6 |
Sex of the child of the participant mothers, n (%) | Â |
 Male | 38 (70.4%) |
 Female | 16 (29.6%) |
Residence, n (%) | Â |
 Urban | 48 (88.9%) |
 Rural | 6 (11.1%) |
Social class, n (%) | Â |
 Low | 24 (44.4%) |
 Middle | 18 (33.3%) |
 High | 12 (22.2%) |
Marital status, n (%) | Â |
 Married | 46 (85.2%) |
 Divorced | 5 (9.3%) |
 Widow | 3 (5.5%) |
The number of siblings, n (%) | Â |
 Median (range) | 2 (1-4) |
Presence of confirmed COVID-19 cases among family members, n (%) | Â |
 Yes | 16 (29.6%) |
 No | 38 (70.4%) |
Lost family member due to COVID-19, n (%) | Â |
 Yes | 6 (11.1%) |
 No | 48 (88.9%) |
Father’s present working state, n (%) |  |
 Regularly commuting to work | 32 (59.3%) |
 Smart working | 13 (24.1%) |
 Not working because of COVID-19 | 8 (14.8%) |
 Not working since before COVID-19 | 1 (1.9%) |
Mother’s present working state, n (%) |  |
 Not working because of COVID-19 | 22 (40.7%) |
 Not working since before COVID-19 | 14 (25.9%) |
 Working from home | 11 (20.4%) |
 Regularly commuting to work | 7 (13.0%) |
Financial drawbacks of COVID-19 outbreak, n (%) | Â |
 No drawbacks | 16 (29.6%) |
 Little drawbacks | 21 (38.9%) |
 Big drawbacks | 17 (31.5%) |
Domestic violence toward the mother as compared to before COVID-19, n (%) | Â |
 Present | 26 (48.1%) |
 Absent | 28 (51.9%) |
Mother’s assessment of the period of change and restrictions as compared to before COVID-19, n (%) |  |
 Very demanding | 50 (92.6%) |
 Demanding | 4 (7.4%) |
 Not demanding | 0 (0.0%) |
The compliance of the ADHD children on treatment as compared to before COVID-19 | Â |
 Compliant | 14 (25.9%) |
 Non-compliant | 40 (74.1%) |
Bigger challenges in the management of the child’s meals as compared to before COVID-19 | 31 (57.4%) |
Bigger challenges in the management of the child’s structured activities as compared to before COVID-19 | 40 (74.1%) |
Bigger challenges in the management of the child’s sleep as compared to before COVID-19 | 48 (88.9%) |