Web-based parenting programmes can offer a broad spectrum of support for common parenting problems or questions. They can also be used to target specific issues or needs such as illness or for particular stages of development such as infancy or adolescence.
This review focuses on interventions targeting parenting competencies and/or children’s development.
How is it meant to work?
Using the internet is a potentially more accessible way to deliver parenting interventions.
These interventions can take a public health approach, and address broad questions about parenting. Or target specific issues or groups such as social isolation or parents of adolescents. They are designed overall to improve parenting capabilities.
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