Patient eligibility, pediatric-specific training, home environment, and equipment are important factors to consider in pediatric home infusion. Effective communication is also crucial, including clear and concise language, active listening, two-way communication, awareness of nonverbal cues, and the use of technology when appropriate. Nurses must also be skilled at assessing patients, providing caregiver training and patient education, maintaining accurate documentation, as well as be knowledge, competent, and confident in the care of a pediatric patient.