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Band 6+: The chart below gives information about the amount of time children spend with their parents.

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The image shows two stacked bar charts representing hours spent with parents categorized by "With Dad," "With Mom," and "Both Dad & Mom" for ages 0-1, 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, and 8-9 during Weekdays and Weekends. On Weekdays, 0-1 year-olds spent approximately 1 hour with Dad, 4 hours with Mom, and 5 hours with Both; 2-3 year-olds spent about 1 hour with Dad, nearly 4 hours with Mom, and 5 hours with Both; 4-5 year-olds and 6-7 year-olds spent roughly 1 hour with Dad, 3 hours with Mom, and 6 hours with Both; 8-9 year-olds spent 1 hour with Dad, around 3 hours with Mom, and 6 hours with Both. On Weekends, 0-1 year-olds spent 2 hours with Dad, 2 hours with Mom, and 6 hours with Both; 2-3 year-olds spent 2 hours with Dad, 1 hour with Mom, and 7 hours with Both; 4-5 year-olds spent 1 hour with Dad, 2 hours with Mom, and 7 hours with Both; 6-7 year-olds and 8-9 year-olds spent approximately 1 hour with Dad, 2 hours with Mom, and 7 hours with Both.
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The chart provides a breakdown on how much time children spend staying with their parents on weekdays and on weekends.

In general, most of time that chilren spend on weekdays with their mother while on weekends, they invest most of time in staying with both their mom and dad. Particularly, the amount of time children dedicate to their father is less than for their mother.

In terms of the amount of time on weekdays, children who under 9 years old spend more than a half of their free time with their mother wheraes the time they invest to their dad is no more than 2 hours a day during weekdays. Furthermore, the amount of time that thay dedicate to both mom and dad also takes a modest part, this is no more than 4 hours on weekdays.

Regarding the amount of time on weekends, there is a significant change on arranging time to stay with their parents. Children who under 9 years old take more than half of ther free time to both mom and dad while the amount of time they spend for their father is less than on weekdays, only children from 4-5 years old dedicate 2 hours ro their dad on weekends, children at other ages under 9 invest no more than one hour in staying with father. Besides, the amount of time children take to mother on weekends is less than on weekdays, with no more than 4 hours a day.

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