The Oklahoma Toddler Survey (TOTS)           

The Oklahoma Toddler Survey (TOTS) is a two-year follow-back survey to the Oklahoma Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS), and was created by Oklahoma in 1994.  TOTS re-surveys PRAMS respondents the month the child turns two years old.  TOTS is funded by the Title V Maternal and Child Health Block Grant and the Oklahoma State Department of Health.  Oklahoma was the first state to begin a follow-back survey to PRAMS; currently three other states have something similar. 

The purpose of TOTS is to learn about the health and well being of Oklahoma’s toddler population and their health experiences from birth to age two. The information is used to help guide programs and health policy in Oklahoma, and to help make better use of limited resources.

Similar to PRAMS, TOTS sends as many as two mail questionnaires to between 150 to 175 women each month followed by phone contact for those mothers have not responded by mail.  All information is kept confidential.

Currently, TOTS includes questions about health care and insurance, illness and injury, childcare, safety, breastfeeding, secondhand smoke exposure, and family structure. 

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Contact Information:

Alicia Lincoln, MSW, MSPH
PRAMS/TOTS Projects Manager
MCH Assessment
Oklahoma State Department of Health
1000 NE 10th St, Room 810
Oklahoma City, OK  73117-1299

Phone:  405/271-6761 or 1-800-766-2223   E-mail:  Alicia Lincoln

For custom reports or analysis, contact Alicia Lincoln 

TOTS Data and Reports

Child and Adolescent Health Division