Digital Parenting Program to Support Positive Parenting Skills for Guardians of 3-Year-Old Children

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating a digital universal parenting program designed to promote positive parenting behaviors among guardians of 3-year-old children. This single-arm study aims to assess the use and feasibility of the program, which focuses on strengthening relationships and communication between parents and their children through positive parenting techniques. The intervention consists of an 8-week digital parent training program delivered in a dynamic web-based format. It includes five themes, each recommended to last one week, covering topics such as reinforcing positive behavior, reducing conflicts, managing daily transitions, and being present with the child. The program features theory materials, videos, practical examples, video exercises, and sends SMS and email reminders regularly during the intervention. Participants will engage with the program for eight weeks while researchers monitor various outcomes, including the childs affective reactivity, behavior, daily activities, completion rates, and satisfaction with the intervention. Assessments occur from baseline through the 8-week follow-up. The study involves guardians of 3-year-old children attending annual health checkups at child health clinics, aiming to understand how well the digital program supports positive parenting.

Digital Universal Parenting Program for Positive Parenting Behaviors