Table 4.

General overview of the results according to interventions addressed to 0–36-year-old children.

	Impact on Motor Development	Impact on the Carers’ Attitudes and Benefits of the Intervention	Duration and Dosage of the Interventions	Factors in the Interventions across the Studies
Interventions addressed to 0–36-year-old children.	Overall, the interventions promote the young child’s motor development	Increases the caregiver’s motivation and interest in the young child’s motor development.	Different across the studies	- Knowledge of behaviour to promote the young child’s motor development - Help, guidance, and supervision to the caregivers - To get practice demonstration in their everyday surroundings - Concrete/inspiration to activities that promote the young child’s motor development according to the child’s age - Toys can be an element in the interventions to implement and promote the young child’s motor development - Preferably including the child’s carer(s) who are responsible for carrying out the intervention with the child