According to the Population Department of the Ministry of the Interior, Estonia registered a total of 706 births in January, which includes 338 girls and 368 boys. In Tartu County specifically, exactly 100 babies were born during this month. This number reflects a slight decrease in registration compared to January of the previous year, where the total was at 719 births.

The report also highlights that among the registered births, there were 13 pairs of twins, consisting of five pairs of boys, three pairs of girls, and five mixed pairs. This data provides insights into the birth trends within the country, illustrating slight fluctuations in birth rates over the years.

Such detailed statistics are crucial for understanding demographic changes in Estonia, as they can influence future policies and resource allocations in healthcare and education sectors. The decline in births compared to last year may also reflect ongoing societal trends that could affect population dynamics in the long run.