This article describes a female child who was a victim of a scald caused by hot tea and received nursing care from Oct. 19th to Nov. 5th, 2007. Using Gordon's eleven health functions were used as a structure and data was collected by observation, listening, communication and music therapy. We concluded that the patient's problems fell into four major items: headaches, anxiety, physical distortions and mental distortions. During the nursing process, the author uses techniques that involved pain control, music therapy, education of patient by providing correct knowledge of burns caused by scalding, concern with the patient's situation, companionship, listening and empathy. These helped to shift and reduce her emotional stress with respect to future operations and possible changes to her appearance. In addition, these also helped to keep her to live a healthy life style.