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"Parent" is a countable noun. Most often used in the plural "parents". So you might say "In addition to the children, six parents were present at the party". Countable and uncountable nouns are indicated in good dictionaries for people who are not native speakers of English. A good dictionary for learners is the "Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary".

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The noun 'mother' is a countable noun, for example:

You must give this note to your mother.

Two mothers have volunteered to host the bake sale.

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Countable

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