Parental coping during a child's illness is crucial to the child's recovery and the family's overall well-being. Nurses play a pivotal role in enhancing these coping skills by providing emotional support, information, and practical strategies. This review article explores various nursing interventions that can bolster parental coping mechanisms, focusing on evidence-based practices that promote resilience and reduce stress. Key areas include communication, education, emotional support, and the use of support groups. The article also discusses the implications of these strategies for nursing practice and future research.