Table 1.

Summary of the main results (Study 1).

Categories	Results
Demand	• No caregiver had undergone a training in childcare (t1) • Trainees (88%) reported own exposure to childhood maltreatment (t1) • Trainees (87%) reported the frequent use of physical punishment (t1)
Motivation	• High motivation to participate (t1) • High expectation concerning the usefulness of the training (t1)
Feasibility of the training	• High contentment of the trainers (t2) • High satisfaction of the trainees (t2) • All trainees recommended the training (t2)
Efficacy	• Trainees reported frequent use of training content in daily work (t3) • Trainees (100%) reported a better relationship to the children (t3) • Trainees (96%) reported a positive change in children’s behavior (t3)

t1, pre-assessment, directly before intervention; t2, post-assessment, directly after intervention; t3, follow-up assessment, 3 months after intervention.