The paper problematizes the connection of attitudes about gender inequality, parenthood, and marriage with everyday behavior in the family. The aim of this paper is to establish socio-demographic determinants of value structures and their connection to everyday home distribution of jobs. For carrying out the research, a questionnaire with particles was used that related to the importance of women`s employment, gender conservatism and division of labour. The research was carried out on a sample of 120 parents of children attending kindergarten in the Primorje-Gorski Kotar and Karlovac County. Five hypotheses are presented in this paper: „On the basis of previous research we can assume that most of the surveyed parents will advocate gender equality in the family“, „On the basis of previous research we can assume that in most families there will be gender inequality in everyday family practices“, „Attitudes about gender relations (value orientations) are related to gender distribution of work in the family (everyday family practices), „Socio-demographic characteristics (age and level of education) are related to attitudes on gender relations“ and „Socio-demographic characteristics are related to the gender distribution of work in the family. The first, second, third and fifth hypotheses were accepted, while the fourth was partially accepted.