Abstract: Objective To explore the clinical characteristics of biliary pancreatitis in children. Methods The clinical data from 10 children with biliary pancreatitis from January 2011 to July 2015 were retrospectively analyzed. Result In 10 children (2 males and 8 females), the average age was 6.1?±?4.9 years old, and the average hospital stay was 8.4?±?3.8 d. There were 4 cases of gallstone, 4 cases of cholestasis, 2 cases of calculus of bile duct, 2 cases of choledochocyst and 1 case of pancreatic divisum. Abdominal pain was the main clinical manifestation in these 10 children. All of them had elevated serum amylase, with the maximum value of 106-922 U/L. Six cases had elevated lipase of 22-2000 U/L. Six cases had abnormal serum alanine aminotransferase. Two cases had hypokalemia. One case had hypoglycemia. Four cases had acid-base imbalance. Abdominal ultrasonography showed pancreatitis in 4 cases. CT showed pancreatitis in all children. All of the children were treated by fasting, fluid infusion, maintaining water and electrolyte balance, inhibiting gastric acid by omeprazole and inhibiting pancreatic secretion by octreotide. Nine cases were improved by conservative treatment and discharged,  and one case was transferred to surgery. Conclusion The incidence of biliary pancreatitis in children is low. The clinical manifestation is atypical. Pancreatic duct abnormalities are more common in young children, in whom the effect of conservative treatment is relatively good.