The given bar charts illustrate the number of hours spent by children per day from different age groups with their parents on weekdays and weekends.
Overall, it is evident from the provided data that children spend more time with their parents on weekend than they do on weekdays. Also time spent only with the mother is considerabely more on weekdays than on weekends.
When it comes to time spent with Mom and Dad individually on weekdays, children from all age groups spent about 5-6 hours per day with their mother whereas, the time spent with father was about 2 hours (for 0-1, 4-5, and 8-9 age groups) and approximately 1 hour (for 2-3 and 6-7 age groups) per day. While on weekends the time with father remains about the same as other days except for 0-1 and 8-9 age groups where it decreases by about 1 hour for a day. Also, the average time spent with mothers is reduced to approximately 3 hours per day on weekends.
In contrast, the combined time spent with both the parents follow an opposite trend to what is for mother individually. From roughly 2 hours a day on weekdays, it increases to about 6 hours per day on weekends.
The
given
bar charts illustrate the number of
hours
spent
by children per day from
different
age
groups
with their parents on weekdays and weekends.
Overall
, it is evident from the provided data that children spend more
time
with their parents on weekend than they do on weekdays.
Also
time
spent
only
with the
mother
is
considerabely
more on weekdays than on weekends.
When it
comes
to
time
spent
with Mom and Dad
individually
on weekdays, children from all
age
groups
spent
about 5-6
hours
per day with their
mother
whereas, the
time
spent
with father was about 2
hours
(for 0-1, 4-5, and 8-9
age
groups)
and approximately 1
hour
(for 2-3 and 6-7
age
groups)
per day. While on weekends the
time
with father remains about the same as other days
except for
0-1 and 8-9
age
groups
where it decreases by about 1
hour
for a day.
Also
, the average
time
spent
with mothers is
reduced
to approximately 3
hours
per day on weekends.
In contrast
, the combined
time
spent
with both the parents follow an opposite trend to what is for
mother
individually
. From roughly 2
hours
a day on weekdays, it increases to about 6
hours
per day on weekends.