The bar illustrates the data about frequency times of Australian parents (mothers, fathers and both of them) to help their children doing four activities (dressing, homework, playing games and preparing for bed) in 2013.
The diagram shows the proportion of time that the parents in Australia spent assisting their children with dressing, homework, playing games and preparing for bed in the year 2013.
The presented graph describes data about the frequency of time Australian mothers and fathers spent helping their children with four activities,such as dressing, doing their homework, playing games, and preparing for bed
The given bar graph illustrates the proportion of All mothers, fathers, or both parents in Australia assisting their children to do several activities in 2023. The units are measured in percentage and activities are divi
The chart depicts the time consumed for Australian parents to help their kids with 4 domestic action in 2013. Overall, Motherhood companionship experienced the highest rate among other activities and nearly the same posi
The bar chart illustrates how much time Australian parents spent helping their children in four different activities in 2013. In general, it can be seen that mothers spent more time for their children in most activities.
The bar chart match the spending of time to assist children in Australia by father and mother in 2013. Which involve this activities; dressing, homework, playing games and preparing for bed.
The bar graph illustrates the amount of time given by parents in the year 2013, together and individually in assisting their babies in four different activities.
The following bar chart compares the amount of time spent by Australian parents supporting their children with 4 different obligations, in the year 2013.
The diagram shows the rate of time cost in how the Australian parents add their children with dressing, homework, playing games, and preparing for bed. There are three colours to distinguish different representatives.
The bar graph shows the percentage of time Australians spend helping their children with four different activities . Overall mothers are spent more time on child care than fathers .
The provided bar chart illustrates how much time mothers and fathers in Australia spent assisting their children with four different activities namely dressing, doing homework, playing games, and preparing for bed in 201
The graphs give information about the proportion of time Australian parents spent assisting their children with activities divided into four categories in the year 2013.
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