The percentage of time that Australian mothers and fathers spent helping their children with four activities in 2013

The given line chart illustrates the proportion of
time
that Australian parents set aside
time
for their
children
in 2013 in four activities, namely dressing,
homework
, playing
games
, and preparing for bed.
Overall
,
mothers
spent more
time
on their sons and daughters than fathers. Dressing and
homework
were two activities that
children
were
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shared mostly
by
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their mommies
while
their daddies helped them more in playing
games
and preparing for bed. Standing at 50%, the percentage of
time
that parents helped their
children
with dressing and preparing for bed was the same. Meanwhile, the rate of
time
that fathers prepared for bed with their
children
was four
percent
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,
was
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double
as
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that in dressing. The proportion of
time
that
mothers
helped their offspring with dressing was the highest,
stood
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at 75%. In terms of
homework
and playing
games
, the amount of
time
that both
mothers
and fathers shared with their
children
in
homework
was over
a
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half of that in playing
games
, at 38% and 70% respectively. The rate of
time
that
mothers
allocated to their
children
in
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homework
was
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were
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60%, which was over twice as much as that in playing
games
, at only 25%.
Besides
, the opposite was true for
mothers’s
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counterparts.
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