In January, Estonia recorded 706 births, with 338 girls and 368 boys, showing a slight decrease from 719 births in the same month last year.
According to data from the Estonian Ministry of the Interior's Population Affairs Department, a total of 706 births were registered in Estonia in January. This number includes 338 baby girls and 368 baby boys. The statistics reveal a slight decline in the number of registered births compared to January of the previous year, when there were 719 births recorded.
The birth figures reflect ongoing trends in Estonia's demographic changes. The comparison year-on-year shows that despite the decreasing trend in registrations, parents continue to welcome new lives. The popularity of baby names can also serve as an indicator of cultural trends and societal shifts within the country.
Understanding which names are favored by parents can provide insights into the values and influences that shape naming choices in different years. The continued interest from the public in birth statistics and baby names reflects a societal concern with family growth and the future of Estonia's population.
