Fractures often occur in life, and children are no exception. Parents must pay special attention to post-operative care to speed up recovery. The following is an introduction to the care measures for children’s fractures, and I hope it will be helpful to you. Because most children cannot accurately describe the symptoms of pain, and young children who do not have the ability to express themselves verbally often use crying as the most prominent signal of pain. Therefore, detailed observation should be made to check the swelling of the affected limb, skin temperature, blood circulation of the limb, active and passive movement of the distal limb, the effect of traction or external fixation and the position of the limb. If the swelling of the limb is serious, the affected limb should be elevated appropriately and the child should be instructed to strengthen muscle relaxation activities to promote venous return and accelerate the swelling. For those who cannot cooperate, parents should be instructed to help them accomplish this, or to perform passive limb massage. This is one of the care measures for fracture. Physical cooling is the mainstay of hyperthermia in children. Warm water baths are more effective. Antipyretic suppositories are available. Drink plenty of water and give a high protein, high vitamin, high calorie easy to digest diet. This is also a nursing measure for fractures. High fever should be well taken care of by the mouth. The above is an introduction to the care of fractures, and I hope that parents must pay special attention to the care. If you want to know more about fracture, please consult online experts.