The chart below compares the percentage of time Australian mothers and fathers spent helping their children with four activities in 2013. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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

.

Overall

, the mothers were more involved in helping their children in all of the

activities

. The participation of fathers was minimal in all the tasks. In the case of dressing and

homework

, the mothers were highly engaged with their babies giving around 75% and 60% of the

time

respectively.

Whereas

fathers' investment of

time

for

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dressing was trivial (3%) and had the highest

time

allocated towards

homework

which was

also

just 10%. A similar trend can be observed in the case of fathers for the remaining two

activities

where they had given little to no

time

for their children. Both parents were involved in all four

activities

as they spent a maximum amount of

time

approximately around 70%, playing with children. For the preparation of bed and dressing both parents gave an equal amount of

time

(50%) and the least priority was

homework

where they invested slightly below 40%.

However

,

homework

was the 2nd priority of mothers.