Rehabilitation treatment for children with cerebral palsy faces systemic challenges, including uneven distribution of medical resources concentrated in large cities, high long-term treatment costs imposing heavy financial burdens on families, and weak family support systems making sustained rehabilitation training difficult. This study proposes an optimized path for Internet-enabled family rehabilitation skills training. Through information technologies such as building a digital curriculum system and a remote guidance platform, it integrates resources from all parties to construct a three-level linked rehabilitation ecosystem of “hospital–community–family”. Combining online learning with offline practice, the path systematically carries out training integrating theoretical explanation and operational demonstration. It aims to continuously strengthen parents’ mastery of cerebral palsy rehabilitation knowledge, effectively improve their rehabilitation skills and professional quality, and provide timely and long-term psychological support and health education for families through online communities and psychological service modules. Ultimately, it promotes continuous optimization of family rehabilitation effects and substantial improvement in the quality of life of children.