Table:
provided help or care to children
average length of time spent on child care

fathers
mothers
fathers
mothers

percentage
minutes

number of hours worked during the reference day

no hours
50
70
136
191

less than 8 hours
58
64
113
125

8 or more hours
44
60
87
92

age of youngest child

0 to 4 years
72
90
132
194

5 to 12 years
51
68
89
118

13 years or older
10
24
66
76

place of birth

canada
51
69
112
152

rest of the world
47
61
113
160

region of birth

atlantic provinces
50
62
121
142

quebec
52
73
110
141

ontario
50
65
111
171

prairies
47
73
107
159

british columbia
62
73
140
115

place of residence

atlantic provinces
53
59
111
152

quebec
49
72
104
138

ontario
48
61
119
168

prairies
48
72
105
172

british columbia
56
66
123
119

educational attainment

high school diploma or less
43
60
110
159

postsecondary certificate or diploma
49
65
107
156

university degree
53
71
118
152

work schedule

employee, normal schedule
52
68
103
143

employee, non-traditional schedule
49
55
125
124

self-employed or unpaid family worker
40
60
120
150

distance between the home and workplace

less than 10 km
51
60
107
140

10 to 24 km
55
67
106
142

25 km or more
47
70
112
136

Statement: mothers who had worked at a paid job for 8 hours or more during the day were more likely to have provided child care than fathers who had not worked at all during the day.
Question: who were more likely to provided child care, fathers who had not worked at all during the day or mothers who had worked at a paid job for 8 hours or more during the day?
Answer: 8 or more hours