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Family and parenting
Family video is watched mostly by women, and by a generation older than most briefs imagine. It is also the warmest audience we work with.
For brands, creators, marketing agencies, PR firms, public figures
Our family channel reached a third of a million views in eleven weeks, and people have spent more than 1,200 hours watching it.
- 13–174%
- 18–247%
- 25–3425%
- 35–4421%
- 45–5413%
- 55–6413%
- 65+18%
- 67%
- women
- 33%
- men
- 42%
- in the United States, the largest single country
- 8%
- on a living-room screen
What we know about this audience
It is mostly women. Two-thirds of viewers are women.
It spans generations. More than four in ten viewers are over forty-five, and one in six is over sixty-five. In the United States, 64%1 of adults over sixty-five now use YouTube.
It responds. Viewers like family videos more than 1.5 times as often as the rest of our channels. The mood is warm before a brand arrives.
What we have built here
A family channel opened in late July reached a third of a million views in eleven weeks. Read the case study.
What it means for you
- BrandsBaby, toy and household brands in front of parents and the family around them, in a warm moment.
- CreatorsA wider, older audience than the one family creators are usually told to write for.
- Marketing agenciesA family audience ready for a client's launch, with a record behind it.
- PR firmsA family brand's name said where parents and grandparents already watch.
- Public figuresA presence among family audiences, in a tone that suits them.
Sources
- Pew Research Center, Social media fact sheet, 20 November 2025.
More to read
- Case studyDaily viewing nearly tripled in five days.Early October, across every channel we run. What moved, who was watching, and what it says about compounding reach.
- EssayYour audience is mostly strangers.On the channels we run, almost everyone watching has never followed the account that made the video. That changes what a following is for.
- EssayAttention is counted in hours.Most media is sold by the glance. What a name actually needs is time in someone's head, and that time can be counted.