Children apos s homes, for children 3 to 18

Children aged 0 2 years

3 years of age

Children from 6 to under 12 (DM month)

208. In 1991, 77.37 per cent of the deaths of children aged 0 to 14 occurred below the age of 1 year.

Children aged under 10

Children under 6

Children up to 15 years of age,

186. Children aged 10 to 12.

187. Children aged 13 to 14.

Is raising at least one child under 8 years of age or a disabled child

Four of the children were under the age of 10, the two youngest being about four years of age.

The 1999 Law on Child Labour prohibited the employment of minors under 16.

for 1,000 children under

kindergartens for 1,000

In order to provide for the healthy development of the child, regular medical examinations are carried out among the growing population, that is to say, children at the ages of 2, 4, 6 and 10, as well as students in the last class of primary and secondary schools.

Education is compulsory for all children between the ages of 5 and 16 years.

Infant deaths Deaths of live born infants who have not yet reached their first birthday.

The National Policy on Children should be adjusted in order to cover all children, including children 14 18 years of age.

The National Policy on Children should be adjusted in order to cover all children, including children 14 to 18 years of age.

351. With regard to children apos s nutrition, the data for children aged 11 to 15 present the following picture

As of June 2005, there are approximately 60,000 children six years of age and younger, and there are approximately 12,000 licensed child care spaces serving children aged 13 years and younger.

In Estonia 31.8 of children aged 1 to 2 and 74.6 of 3 year olds use child care institutions (according to the data of the Statistical Office of 2002).

These services provide half day nursery services for children of preschool age, i.e. aged 2 to 5.

(child up to 15 years old dollars)

Care centres for orphans are financed from the state budget and care is provided to children under the age of two and to children with disabilities under the age of four.

Some 40 of five year olds and 60 of six year olds are in the compulsory pre school program, and there are 9.6 times more urban children in pre schools than rural children.

rest and recreation of children up to fifteen years old in a children's rest home,

The mortality rate of children under 5 is 119 deaths per thousand children.

Children aged five to six are most numerous in pre school child care institutions, they make up 83 of the children of the referred age.

Some 250 million children between the ages of 5 and 14 years are involved in child labour.

Children aged 12 14 are always held in special child care establishments (CCEs).

Children aged from two to five whose basic needs are not met, in children apos s canteens

Twenty per cent of children die before the age of five.

Pre primary education for the 4 5 age group

Primary education for the 6 11 age group

The government's first priority in expanding early learning and child care will be to provide a full day of learning and child care for children four and five years old.

employees contributed towards the costs of childcare of these, approximately 68 were paying costs for 0 4 year olds and approximately 46 were paying costs for 4 12 year olds.

of child care leave (of three years apos duration) to take care of a child under four years of age.

Children under age 15 account for 30 per cent of the population and persons aged 65 years or over account for 6 per cent.

So far, pre school education has not been a prerequisite for access to the primary level it consists of three grades, the first for three year olds, the second for four year olds, and the third for five year olds.

(d) Child shall mean any person under eighteen years of age.

Children between the ages of 5 and 12 attend primary school.

They were often children under 15 years of age.

Homes for little children of no more than three years of age (transformed into children apos s homes on 1 January 1993)