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12c1 -- Key figures on families by family type and area, 2006-2023

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5/31/2024
Families:
Number
Persons in family:
Number
Average family size, persons:
Ratio
Families with underage children:
Number
Persons in families with underage children:
Number
Average size of families with underage children, persons:
Ratio
Families with children aged under 3:
Number
Number of children aged under 3 in families:
Number
Families with children aged under 7:
Number
Number of children aged under 7 in families:
Number
Families with children aged under 18:
Number
Number of children aged under 18 in families:
Number
Number of children aged under 18 per family:
Ratio
Families with children aged under 25:
Number
Number of children aged under 25 in families:
Number
Number of children aged under 25 per family:
Ratio
6/6/2025
1/31/2020
Statistics Finland, families
001_12c1_2023
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Area

These statistics apply the regional division of 1 January 2024 to the whole time series. Data for merged municipalities have been combined. Partial municipal mergers have not been taken into account in the years preceding the merger.

Family type

Families are grouped into the following types:
- married couple without children, opposite sexes
- married couple without children, same sex
- married couple with children, opposite sexes
- married couple with children, same sex
- cohabiting couple without children, opposite sexes
- cohabiting couple with children, opposite sexes
- cohabiting couple with common children, same-sex spouses
- registered male couple without children
- registered male couple with children
- registered female couple without children
- registered female couple with children
- mother and children
- father and children
Couple without children refers to a couple that has never had children or whose children no longer live with their parents.
Couples with children include not only couples with common children but also couples whose children are not common. Same-sex couples are, however, recorded as cohabiting couples only in case the couples have at least one common child in the dwelling.
For data protection reasons, same-sex married couples and couples in registered partnerships are classified in municipal tables together with opposite-sex married couples. For data protection reasons, same-sex cohabiting couples are classified in municipal tables together with opposite-sex cohabiting couples.

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Families with underage children

A family with underage children is a family comprising at least one child aged under 18 living at home.