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

The bar chart illustrates how many hours parents in Australia spent helping their kids with 4 different activities,

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as dressing, homework,playing games and preparing for bed in 2013.

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mothers spent the majority of their era dressing their clan, fathers most helped with their children's homework, but both parents spent a lot of time playing with them. Babies activity , who spend more time with their moms are dressed at 75 % . The least one is playing games at 27 %,

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homework and preparing for bed are approximately the same in that period at 50 % and 41 %. Daddies often spent their age with their tribe by doing their schoolwork at 10 % of the time, with dressing fathers rarely having business only at 1 per cent.

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, play with them and preparing for bed are almost similar at 5 % and 6 %.

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, both of the genitors spent 70 % of their generation playing games with babies. The smallest one was dressing just above 20 per cent. On preparing for bed, they spent 51 %

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and 39 % on doing their school work.