hands-on-parent

noun
UK /ˌhændz ˈɒn ˈpeə.rənt/
US /ˌhændz ˈɑːn ˈper.ənt/

A parent who does things with their child instead of just watching.

She is a hands-on-parent who builds forts and bakes cookies with her kids every weekend.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A parent who personally handles daily care tasks like feeding, bathing, and homework.

As a hands-on-parent, he never missed a school play or a bedtime story.

3. A parent who prefers practical involvement over delegating childcare to others.

They hired a nanny, but she remained a hands-on-parent at every meal and outing.

4. A parent who takes an active role in a child's education and activities.

The teacher praised the hands-on-parent for volunteering in class each week.