Thirty-seven percent of mothers use Facebook several times in a day to find useful information whereas 20% of fathers visit only to check daily posts.

While 81% of parents try to respond to good news their friends have shared, 58 percent of parents try to respond to bad news as well. 74% have received support from friends on Facebook. 79% of parents who use social media have found useful information on the social network with more than half finding useful parenting advice.
Parents are also more likely to have their kids, neighbors, colleagues and their own parents added on Facebook than non-parents who tend to have more of their current friends on Facebook, the findings showed. Parents also tend to have closer-knit social networks than non-parents.
Source-IANS