Abstract: Background/aim: Parental education programs protect children and adolescents from negative outcomes. A survey study to estimate the knowledge that mothers and fathers have about parenting programs was designed. Method: 2169 parents participated, of which 71.28% (n=1546) were cohabiting mothers, 9.5% (n=206) were separated or divorced mothers, 17.52% (n=380) were cohabiting fathers, and 1.71% (n=37) were separated or divorced parents, responded to the International Parent Survey. Results: The results suggest that the participants are unaware of the existence of parenting support programs, few have participated in any of the programs, the best known parenting program is the one that has been broadcast by a television channel, the most frequently mentioned reasons by all parents for not having participated in a parenting program are not considering them necessary and lack of information about their existence, those who have not participated in parenting programs are less satisfied with the information available on parenting and the support services available to them as parents, parents in a relationship break-up are those who feel the greatest need for proper parenting training, parents disagree with physical punishment as a discipline technique; and parents consider that parenting and discipline is a private family matter. Conclusions: It concludes on the need to disseminate, from different areas, the benefits of the exercise of positive co-parenting for all members of the family, and among children, as well as the need to be trained and receive support to exercise it properly. ; Antecedentes/objetivos: Los programas de educación parental protegen a los niños, niñas y adolescentes de consecuencias negativas. Se diseñó un estudio de encuesta para estimar el conocimiento que las madres y padres tienen sobre los programas de parentalidad. Método: Participaron 2169 progenitores, de los cuales, el 71.28% (n=1546) eran madres que viven en pareja, el 9.5% (n=206) madres separadas o divorciadas, el 17.52% (n=380) ...
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