More Danish Children Now Have No Siblings
New data shows one in eight children in Denmark has no siblings as women start families later.
2026年7月29日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /More children in Denmark grow up without siblings. New data from Statistics Denmark shows that 12.5 percent of children have no siblings. That is one in eight children today. In 2010, the rate was one in ten.
Experts say women now have their first child later in life. This change leads to smaller families across the country.
This trend is useful for expats who plan to start a family in Copenhagen. It shows how local family life is changing.
Source: The Copenhagen Post
