The role of nurses in promoting healthy eating habits in pediatric patients is crucial for the overall well-being and development of children. This review article aims to explore the various strategies and interventions employed by nurses to encourage healthy eating behaviors in young patients. The importance of early dietary habits in shaping long-term health outcomes cannot be overstated, making the role of nurses in this context particularly significant. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature, this article highlights the diverse approaches that nurses can take to promote healthy eating habits in pediatric populations. From providing nutritional education to families and caregivers to implementing behavior change interventions in clinical settings, nurses play a pivotal role in fostering positive dietary habits in children. The impact of socio-cultural factors, such as family dynamics and community influences, on children's eating behaviors is also discussed. Additionally, the review examines the effectiveness of various nursing interventions in promoting healthy eating habits and identifies areas for future research and practice development. By enhancing our understanding of the role of nurses in promoting healthy eating habits in pediatric patients, this review aims to inform healthcare professionals, policymakers, and educators about the importance of early dietary interventions in promoting children's health and well-being.