Category:Young women of Finland in 2008

People of Finland in 2008
	adolescent girls; children; girls; men; middle-aged men; middle-aged women; old men; old women; people; politicians; women; young men; young women;
Human stages of development in Wikimedia Commons
	Girl (birth to age of majority) Young girl (birth to puberty) Infant (birth to first walking) Toddler (first walks) Adolescence (puberty to age of majority) Woman (age of majority or above) Young adult (18 to 40 years) Middle age (40 to 60 years) Old age (60 years till death) All figures above are approximate. Definitions come from, but are slightly modified from, the Wikipedia articles of respective age groups.

English: This category includes photos of young women of Finland taken in 2008 and images of young women of Finland in 2008.

See also category: Young men of Finland in 2008.

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Definitions

Babies (birth to 24 months)
Girls (2–13 years [puberty])
Adolescent girls (13–17 years)
Women (18+ years)
- Young women (18–39 years)
- Middle-aged women (40–59 years)
- Old women (60+ years)

Definitions come from, but are slightly modified from, the Physical stages of human life as found at Wikipedia:Human development (biology).

Subcategories

This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 5 total.

Media in category "Young women of Finland in 2008"

The following 2 files are in this category, out of 2 total.

Glen Hanlon, Laura Ruoholan.jpg 1,256 × 2,032; 533 KB
Heli laaksonen.jpg 1,470 × 1,692; 1.36 MB

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Media in category "Young women of Finland in 2008"