Associations (β coefficients) between maternal prenatal stressors and blood pressure measures Systolic Blood Pressure, Diastolic Blood Pressure and Mean Arterial Pressure in the child at age five-seven (N = 2968).

**p*To model 1, sex, height and age of the child at measurement were added as covariates.†To model 2, additionally added covariates are: maternal and paternal (family) hypertension, maternal age, ethnicity, pre-pregnancy BMI, educational level, primiparity, pre-existing conditions, pregnancy-induced hypertension, smoking, alcohol consumption, gestational age, birth weight and BMI child.Ħ Only analyzed in women already parenting (N = 1,302).a)Each 1-unit increase in depressive symptoms/state anxiety/pregnancy-related anxiety/parenting daily hassles increases the mean systolic BP/diastolic BP/MAP with β mmHg.b)The beta’s per job strain-category indicate the mean difference in mmHg as compared to the low job strain-category.c)The beta’s per cumulative stress score-category indicate the mean difference in mmHg as compared to the no stress-category.