kaikkiikäisiä

Kaikki-ikäisiä is a Finnish term used to describe content, activities, or products that are intended to be suitable for people of all age groups. The phrase is formed from kaikk i ('all') and ikäinen ('of age'), and is typically written as a hyphenated compound when used before a noun, for example kaikki-ikäisiä ohjelmia. It signals broad accessibility and universal appeal rather than a formal rating.

In practice, kaikk i-ikäisiä is common in marketing, media classifications, and event descriptions to indicate family-friendly or all-ages suitability. It is often used informally alongside more specific age classifications and guidelines, serving as a general guarantee that the material is not aimed at a single narrow age group. However, the label is subjective; what counts as appropriate for all ages can vary by context, cultural norms, and individual judgment, and some materials labeled all-ages may include content that some audiences find inappropriate.

Linguistically, kaikk i-ikäisiä is the plural partitive form that would appear with plural nouns, and other inflected forms exist depending on sentence structure. The concept exists in many languages as a practical shorthand for broad appeal, and in Finnish it functions as a convenient label in discussions of accessibility and inclusivity in entertainment, publishing, and events.