Prologue: Parenting as primary prevention -- Theory: Beyond infant research: The dyadic dance and child disability. Calming cycle theory and child disability. What does it mean "family-centered" in childhood disability? Ethics of parenting interventions in child disability: The weak bonding -- Research: The inner world of parents of children with disability: Emotions and Representations. Fathers engagement in child disability. A neuroscientific perspective on parenting in the context of disability. Technological support interventions for parents -- Practice: Assessing parent-child interactions in the context of developmental disability. Supporting psychomotor development through parenting interventions: From education to video-feedback. The collaborative consultation model. The use of the Still-Face as an assessment tool for parent-child interaction -- Epilogue: Educating the next generation of healthcare specialists in child disability.