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10 Gender Takeaways

... , despite their heightened role in parenting and household responsibilities, are continually excluded from ads that might otherwise appeal to them as dads and husbands. But women, too, feel alienated and left out when a product they might be interested in fails to address them. Brands, especially those in categories that have traditionally targeted a single gender, must begin to make an effort to feature both genders, even if just in supporting roles. The attempt will go a long way in appealing to every ...

Single Inclusive

... “frouples” (i.e., best friends who act like a couple) provide enough companionship, emotional support, and intellectual stimulation that the lack of a domestic partner or spouse does not leave modern solos unfulfilled. (So secure are they in their close friendships, in fact, that 34% even say they’d consider co-parenting with a friend or someone who is not a romantic partner.) Moreover, recent developments in the dating space, like Tinder, make it easy and fun to meet interesting new people —and to ...

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TODAYS YOU(TH)

... | Balancing parenting with other priorities | Having long lasting friendships | Their appearance | Worrying about the environment | Professional opportunities | Worrying about equity and equality | Caring about their physical health | Feeling pressure to be a "breadwinner" | Having their own personal style | Expressing their sexuality | Being open-minded | Having tattoos/body piercings Body image issues | Feeling pressure to excel at everything | Feeling pressure to save the world ...

Parenting Attitudes, Preferences, Style, Values & Beliefs

... The following charts illustrate data in Total (all respondents) as well as differences by gender. To see differences within additional demographic categories, click 'View Total Data' beneath each chart.Parenting Attitudes & Preferences Which of the following best represents your feelings about parenting today? I'd rather have two or more children | I'd rather have only one child | I'd rather raise my child(ren) near my relatives | I'd rather raise my child(ren) near my friends | I'd ...

Household Type, Parenting "Villages", Advice, Social Influence & Impact

... The following charts illustrate data in Total (all respondents) as well as differences by gender. To see differences within additional demographic categories, click 'View Total Data' beneath each chart.Household TypeWhich of the following best describes your household? Single parent household (I'm the only parental figure in the household) | Co-parenting household (I live with a parenting partner) | Multigenerational household (I live in the same household as my/my partner's parents ...

Focus on Self, Wealth, Worries & Guilt

... & Inheritance How confident are you that you'll be able to build enough wealth within your lifetime to be able to leave an inheritance for your child(ren)? Extremely confident | Very confident | Somewhat confident | Not very confident | Not at all confident Worries & Guilt Do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements below?Agree Summary I am scared to fail at parenting | I worry that my child(ren) will pick up my unhealthy habits | I feel guilty when I take time for myself ...

Gen Z Parent Perspective

... Parents of Zs prioritize their roles as caregivers and value family time and experiences. They’re also adapting to modern parenting challenges.Z Parents Parents of tween Zs say the biggest difference in raising children today is working harder to make ends meet. Many feel they are more stressed, have a harder time balancing work and parenting, and have greater difficulty protecting their kids. That said, about a third are more relaxed about parenting and share parenting responsiblities ...

Parenting Challenges

... the U.S. are overwhelmed by the amount of parenting information online.FRENEMIESThe majority of U.S. and UK parents believe parents get competitive with one another about their child’s qualities and achievements; they try to one-up each other about everything from their child’s athletic ability to their looks. It’s not surprising then that a quarter of parents, including 30% of moms, find it hard to become friends with other parents.Which of the following, if any, are true for you/do you ...