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Early Childhood Predictors of Life course BMI Latent Class Trajectories in a Guatemalan Cohort

In recent years, Latin America has experienced dramatic increases in obesity. Programming to address under‐nutrition can also potentially affect obesity trends – especially among children outside the critical window of the first 1,000 days. We examined the role of early childhood factors on the timing and rate of body mass index (BMI) gain using latent class trajectories in a Guatemalan cohort.