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The image shows two bar graphs representing hours spent with parents during weekdays and weekends according to age groups. Weekdays: Age 0-1, With Dad 2, With Mom 6, Both 4; Age 2-3, Dad 2, Mom 4, Both 4; Age 4-5, Dad 2, Mom 4, Both 4; Age 6-7, Dad 2, Mom 4, Both 2; Age 8-9, Dad 2, Mom 4, Both 2. Weekends: Age 0-1, Dad 6, Mom 2, Both 4; Age 2-3, Dad 6, Mom 2, Both 4; Age 4-5, Dad 8, Mom 2, Both 2; Age 6-7, Dad 9, Mom 2, Both 1; Age 8-9, Dad 9, Mom 2, Both 1. Age categories are from 0 to 9 years old.
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The bar chart illustrates how children with different ages stayed with their dad, mom,or both dad and mom. Overall, on weekdays, children were staying with their moms. On weekends, children were with their fathers at the lowest time, at this time, both dad and mom kept them.
On weekdays, the children between 2 or 3 years are with their father in the lowest time, and when they are 4-5 years spend time with dad much more. During the day, moms take more time for children than dads. They are with their parents about two hours at maximum and one hour at minimum.
On weekends, children spend much time with the family for ten hours in the last weeks, furthermore, they stay with their moms more than their dads, it is in peak when they are 6 or 7 years with about 4 hours. Fathers keep their children about 1 hour or less than this time.
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