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Journal of Population Sciences

Table 1 Descriptive statistics of the variables included in the models

From: Gendered division of housework and childcare and women’s intention to have a second child in Spain

Variable

%

Variable

%

Intention to have a second child in the following 3 years

 

Mothers’ characteristics

 

 Yes

44.8%

Type of job

 

 No

55.2%

 Full-time

52.2

Housework distribution and satisfaction

 Part-time

20.9

Proportion of housework performed by the mother

 Unemployed

12.1

 0–40%

2.2%

 Inactive

14.8

 41–60%

28.9%

University education

 

 61–80%

37.5%

 Yes

37.3

 81–100%

31.3%

 No

62.7

Mother’s satisfaction with housework distribution

Age

 

 0–6

31.5%

 < 35 years

34.6

 7–8

33.7%

 35–39 years

35.3

 9

8.8%

 > 39 years

30.1

 10

26.0%

Partner’s characteristics

 

Childcare distribution and satisfaction

 

Type of job

 

Proportion of childcare performed by the mother

 Employed

76.5

 0–40%

1.8%

 Self-employed

15.4

 41–60%

28.8%

 Unemployed / inactive

8.1

 61–80%

43.2%

Couple’s characteristics

 

 81–100%

26.2%

Combination of educational attainment

 

Mother’s satisfaction with childcare distribution

 Man has higher educational attainment

15.5

 0–6

19.1%

 Similar educational attainment

49.4

 7–8

30.4%

 Woman has higher educational attainment

35.1

 9

13.0%

Mothers’ satisfaction with the relationship

 

 10

37.4%

 0–6

6.1

Proportion of workload done by other individuals

 7–8

22.0

Childcare

 

 9

19.7

 0%

66.3%

 10

52.2

 1–30%

19.4%

Migrant (either partner)

 

 31–100%

14.4%

 Yes

24.1

Housework

 

 No

75.9

 0%

82.3%

N

1164

 1–30%

10.6%

  

 31–100%

7.1%

  

Child characteristics

   

Youngest child’s age

   

 < 3 years

37.8%

  

 3–5 years

24.4%

  

 6–13 years

37.8%

  

Presence of partner’s children

   

 Yes

6.7%

  

 No

93.3%

  

N

1164

  
  1. Results are weighted