OBJECTIVE: To identify factors that influence the sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) intake of caregivers of middle school-aged adolescents. DESIGN: Cross-sectional SETTING: Southwestern Virginia, U.S, part of Central Appalachia. PARTICIPANTS: Caregivers (n=362) of adolescents enrolled in the Kids SIPsmartER trial. Participants were mostly female (91%) and non-Hispanic White (96%), and 21% received SNAP benefits. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Caregiver daily SSB intake and demographic, personal level, interpersonal level, and environmental level determinants. ANALYSIS: Descriptive statistics, one-way ANOVAs, step-wise regression. RESULTS: On average, caregivers consumed 25.7 (SD=33.2) fluid ounces of SSB per day. In the final model which included all variables, age (B=−0.41, P