Parents: How involved are you in your own child's upbringing?

Dazed0N0Confused
I'm going to start by saying that either parent can be any kind of parent. From stay at home to having absolutely nothing to do with their child (ren).

Everyone's circumstances are INCREDIBLY different & unique. I'm on leave taking care of my newborn & have mixed feelings about leaving him to go back to work, but I still have time before I have to go back. My boyfriend is very involved when he's home, although even then I still take on the brunt of the child rearing because he's still nervous & not sure of himself with our baby. His friend & his baby momma on the other hand... His friend doesn't have any involvement with the child, he claims to only have gotten his baby momma pregnant because "if it wasn't this b*tech, it would've someone else I spread my seed to," & the mom still retains her parental rights, even though she gave up her child to her mother (child's grandmother) & should absolutely sign away her parental rights to grandma so that the child can be enrolled in school, since mom refuses to do anything for her child. Won't even let the child call her "mom". So, where do you fall on the spectrum?
I'm a stay at home parent / on leave & plan on going back to work
I work, but help when I'm home
I work & don't really have much, if any, involvement when I'm home
I have visitation & send child support / Co-Parenting Agreement
I just send child support &/or minimal contact with my child (letter, phone call on birthday, etc)
I have nothing to do with my child
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Parents: How involved are you in your own child's upbringing?
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