Abstract: Objective: This article employs a scoping review methodology, integrates knowledge and information about current pediatric nurses'practices and perceptions regarding family-centered care in pediatric settings.Methods: Published articles were retrieved from databases including EBSCO host, PubMed, Springer, Science Direct, Ovid, and CINAHLbetween 2013 and 2023.Results: The finding shows a better understanding of pediatric nurses' perceptions of family-centered care in association with theirclinical settings. However, the evidence indicates that integrating family-centered care components into health care services is difficultand confusing to nurses and is often not implemented in a clinical setting. As evidenced by this review, studies have consistentlyreported similar results; family-centered care was a good perception and understood by pediatric nurses as a concept but inconsistentlyused in a daily practice setting.Conclusions: This scoping review is the first phase in promoting a strategic plan to provide educational interventions for pediatricnurses to implement family-centered care in their daily practice settings. It's necessary to recognize pediatric nurses' perceptions andpractices concerning family-centered care to provide optimal healthcare services in pediatric settings.