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EPSU2507: Childcare arrangements for parents of children aged 0-6 by sex and educational attainment

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Latest update

8/28/2026

Unit

Percent

Survey

Estonian Family and Fertility Survey 2024/2025

Source

Tallinn University Estonian Demographic Center

Matrix

EPSU2507

Detailed information: epsuinfo_en

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Sex

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Educational attainment

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Childcare arrangements for parents of children aged 0-6

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Definitions and methodology Weighted data.
Survey participants who did not have preschool-age children in their families were not asked about childcare arrangements.

Footnotes

The dataset provides an overview of the childcare arrangements of parents of children aged 0-6 by gender and educational attainment of the respondent (uses childcare or other paid services and regular help from relatives/friends; uses childcare or other paid services; uses regular help from relatives/friends; does not use childcare, other paid services or regular help from relatives/friends). Those whose families who have preschool-age children were included. The purpose of collecting data from the Estonian Family and Fertility Survey is to ensure a systematic overview of indicators related to the family and household life of the Estonian population, in order to be able to monitor time trends and differences between population groups, and to support family and population policy and research planning. Data source: Estonian Family and Fertility Survey 2024/2025; Tallinn University