This paper described the nursing experience of a toddler with pelvic fracture and the patient's main caregiver. Under the author's care from January 6 to January 31, 2010, data were collected by listening, observation, family member discussion, FLACC pain observation and the Gordon's 11 functional health pattern assessment. Four nursing problems had been identified as follows: Acute pain, impaired physical mobility, impaired tissue integrity, and caregiver role strain. In the nursing process, several measures were taken to address the issues: non-drug pain control skills was applied such as role played and attention transferto reduce the problem of pain; soft IV bag and cloth were customized according to the patient height as appropriate support; assisted body positioning and maintaining suitable body position; strengthening bilateral lower limb muscle power and joint activities training to maintained limb activity function; coordinated family support system was implemented to provide a complete plan of nursing care; and wound care, and families member were encouraged to participate in health plans.. We wish these implementations would aid the patient to recover and return to daily routine as soon as possible.