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 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 divided into four types, there are dressing, homework, playing games, and preparing for bed.

Overall

it can be clearly seen that

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both

parents

help their children in all categories, with the exception of the

fathers

, who have a low percentage of assistance in all

activities

. Regarding the role of

parents

in supporting their children when dressing,

mothers

have the biggest rate at around 75%,

both

mothers

and

fathers

at half,

whereas

helped

fathers

only nearly 2%. Activitiy of homework,

also

majority supported by

mothers

at two-thirds, the role of

both

parents

in

this

activity accounted for just above 40%, and

fathers

constituted one-tenth which was the biggest

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compared with other

activities

. In terms of playing games, the percentage of

parents

' support was the biggest proportion at exactly 70%,

while

mothers

still have a bigger share at 25% compared with

fathers

at only 5%.

Lastly

, preparing the bed

also

assists

both

parents

at half, followed by

mothers

at just above 40% and

fathers

having the same number playing games.