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Indonesian children suffer from mental disorders due to an addiction to gadgets. Parents' efficacy determines the mediation style that parents took to prevent some negative impacts of gadgets. This study aimed to assess the effect of a digital media literacy program on mothers' self-efficacy in parental mediation. This study used a quantitative design with a quasi-experimental approach pre and post-test with a control group. The samples were mothers of distance learned students in an elementary school. The research started with initial screening by filling out a questionnaire on gadgets usage for elementary students. The treatment group (n=35) enrolled in 4 online meeting sessions with seven respondents per small group. In the same research period, the control group (n=35) enrolled in only one big class session about parental mediation. After the intervention, the sample measured the level of maternal self-efficacy. Univariate statistics determined the respondent's characteristics, parental mediation of the use of gadgets in children, and the mother's self-efficacy in parental mediation before and after the program. The data were not normally distributed using the Shapiro Wilk test. Thus differences in maternal self-efficacy before and after treatment were analyzed using Wilcoxon. Simultaneously, differences in self-efficacy between the treatment group and the control group were analyzed using Mann Whitney. Digital media literacy significantly increased mothers' self-efficacy in mediating the use of gadgets by children (p <0.05). Digital media literacy includes the skills to communicate with others so that self-confidence increases with literacy. However, literacy built with a community group approach can help build trust through the group processes. Digital media literacy with a community health approach affects mothers' self-efficacy in mediating the use of gadgets by children. Parental mediation needs to be optimized to prevent gadget addiction in children. Literacy programs can be a recommendation but require nurse assistance to build maternal self-efficacy.

Media Digital Literacy Program in Improving Parental Mediation Efficacy with Community Nursing Approach