The problems of modern families during the COVD-19 pandemic are an ongoing theme that makes a significant turnaround in the family relationships of today. It has always been that the role of parents is primary and irreplaceable. At the same time, large and small social changes have changed or changed families or the size, structure, role, and context of the family. The last significant change that affected the changes in family relationships and the development of potential problems in modern families is the Covid-19 pandemic. The Covid-19 pandemic was caused by a new corrosive and accompanying epidemiological measures, such as restrictions on movement, closure of institutions, and quarantine caused global changes in their daily functioning. The closure of healthcare institutions, job losses, and social security measures was reflected in the life of each individual. As a result, the same has led to a change in family functioning. Numerous problems have been reported in the form of social exclusion, family alienation, changes in educational resources, and increasing use of computer technology. The aim of the work is to determine to what extent changes were made within the existing family relationships and structures caused by the COVD-19 pandemic. The results of the online survey have shown that the average number of respondents has been over Covid-19. Also, respondents believe that life has not changed, but that life has become worse and less relaxed and calmer than in the pre-pandemic period. It is concluded that the respondents feel more nervous, that they worry too much about different things, and spend more time on social networks.