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Today, more than four-in-ten American adults have at least one step relative in their family — either a stepparent, a step or half sibling or a stepchild, according to a nationwide Pew Research Center survey. People with step relatives are just as likely as others to say that family is the most important element of their life.
However, they typically feel a stronger sense of obligation to their biological family members be it a parent, a child or a sibling than to their step relatives, the survey finds. Several sweeping changes in the demography of American family life in the past half century — including increases in divorce and in the share of babies born out of wedlock — have contributed to the prevalence of step relatives. Having a stepfamily is not something most people anticipate or plan for, and that is reflected in the survey findings.
Seven-in-ten adults who have at least one step relative say they are very satisfied with their family life. Stepfamilies can be found among young and old, black and white, and rich and poor. However, there is a distinct demographic pattern in the incidence of stepfamilies among American adults. Young people, blacks, and those without a college degree are significantly more likely to have step relatives.
This is not surprising given that young adults are much more likely than their older counterparts to have grown up with parents who were not married. A higher share of blacks than whites or Hispanics have step family members. The biggest gap between blacks and whites is in the proportion of each that has step or half siblings. Roughly the same proportion of blacks and whites have a living stepparent.
