family size
How many relatives
Family size describes a product packaged in larger quantities intended for households with multiple people, as opposed to individual or single-serving portions: The family size bag of chips feeds a crowd.
The term appears on food packaging, toiletries, and household goods.
Family size can also refer simply to the number of people in a household: Average family size has decreased over the decades.
Newborns per capita measure
- childbearingGiving birth to young
- conceptionFormation of an idea
- pregnancyCarrying developing offspring
- reproductionCopying or procreation
twins · triplets · quadruplets · IVF · fertility clinic · spacing · one-child policy · contraception
Those who come after
- offspringBiological descendants produced
- progenyOne's biological descendants
- siblingsFellow offspring
- cousinsRelatives through shared grandparents
grandchildren · kinfolk · heirs · step-siblings · half-siblings · multigenerational · empty nest · full house
Supervision of young ones
- nurturingSupportive care-giving
- routinesEstablished sequences of actions
- mealtimesDesignated eating periods
- bedtimesDesignated hours for slumber
homework · activities · responsibilities · caregiving · bonding · hand-me-downs · shared rooms · bunk beds
Regular monetary receipts
- housingDwellings or protective covering
- budgetingAllocating funds systematically
- expenditureMoney paid out
- consumptionUsing up of resources
healthcare · education costs · welfare · subsidies · tax credits · child benefit · per capita · cost of living
birthrate
Newborns per capita measure
- childbearingGiving birth to young
- conceptionFormation of an idea
- pregnancyCarrying developing offspring
reproduction · twins · triplets · quadruplets · IVF · fertility clinic · spacing · one-child policy · contraception · birth control
descendants
Those who come after
cousins · grandchildren · kinfolk · heirs · step-siblings · half-siblings · multigenerational · empty nest · full house
childcare
Supervision of young ones
- nurturingSupportive care-giving
- routinesEstablished sequences of actions
- mealtimesDesignated eating periods
bedtimes · homework · activities · responsibilities · caregiving · bonding · hand-me-downs · shared rooms · bunk beds · minivan
income
Regular monetary receipts
- housingDwellings or protective covering
- budgetingAllocating funds systematically
- expenditureMoney paid out
consumption · healthcare · education costs · welfare · subsidies · tax credits · child benefit · per capita · cost of living · disposable income
- chipspotato chips, corn chips, tortilla chips, kettle chips, barbecue chips
- Product Variantscolor options, flavors, scents, limited edition, special edition
- demographicspopulation density, population growth, age distribution, population, gender ratio
- product descriptorsnew, improved, premium, deluxe, organic
- sizessmall, medium, large, extra large, extra small
- portionsportion, serving, half portion, helping, single serving
family sizeindividual
One separate human being
single · solo · nuclear · empty nester · extended
family sizesingle-serve
Portioned for one
single serving · snack size · travel size · individual portion · sample size