Raising a family sometimes requires moving to a new state. Whether it’s for a career transition, better schools, or a general desire to change settings, life happens.

According to a new study published by WalletHub, Utah was ranked the 17th best state to raise a family in. Utah ranked first in two categories: lowest divorce rate and the state with the most families with young kids (who didn’t know that one?).

Minnesota, Massachusetts and North Dakota took the top spots, while Louisiana, Mississippi and New Mexico were the worst states to raise a family in.

Ready to start a #family? These states are your best bet for long-term stability: https://t.co/hDl3HDPF7O pic.twitter.com/xYoN35xpoT

— WalletHub (@wallethub) January 7, 2019

WalletHub compared several factors between the state in order to determine the results. These factors included metrics like family fun, health and safety, education and child care, affordability, and socio-economic ranking.

You can see the detailed results here.