Fractures around the hip are fractures that can cause serious morbidity in any period of life. Therefore, it is important that they are recognized and treated appropriately. Due to the fact that the growth cartilages that are active in childhood can be adversely affected, serious sequelae such as avascular necrosis and shortness of the limb may be encountered. Anatomical localization is taken into account in the classification. As the fracture site approaches the trochanter, the rate of encountering avascular necrosis decreases. The age of the child is very important in choosing the treatment method. Even if internal fixation is performed in pediatric patients, plaster should be used if the child’s structure is suitable, and braces should be used if it is not suitable to support the fixation.