Objective To explore the research current status, hotspots, and tendency of Pediatric Surgery Enhanced Recovery after Surgery (ERAS) based on the CiteSpace software. Methods Literature related to Pediatric Surgery ERAS was retrieved from the core collection of Web of Science, China National Knowledge Infrastructure database from 2013 to 2023. The CiteSpace software was employed to perform visualized analysis on annual number of publications, countries, authors, and keywords, etc. Results A total of 499 literature was enrolled, therein there was 345 English literature and 154 Chinese literature. During 2013-2023, the annual number of publications of literature related to Pediatric Surgery ERAS revealed generally an upward trend. A total of 43 countries published literature related to Pediatric Surgery ERAS. The top five countries in terms of annual number of publications were the United States of America (156 articles), China (67 articles), Canada (19 articles), France (16 articles), Germany (15 articles) and the United Kingdom (15 articles). There were 572 authors of English literature, 28 core authors, and 118 articles were published. A research team represented by core authors such as Chen Q, Raval MV, and Rove KO had been formed, and the cooperative relationship between the teams was relatively close. There were 322 authors of Chinese literature, 40 core authors, and 87 articles were published. Zhang Xianwei, Lyu Chengjie, Tang Weibing, and so on were the core authors, and there was little cooperation between the research teams formed by the core authors. In the field of Pediatric Surgery ERAS, the formulation of ERAS regimen, the application and management of ERAS in the perioperative period of children, and the evaluation of the application effect of ERAS were the current research hotspots. Pain management, diet nursing, and quality improvement were the future research trends. Conclusion The field of Pediatric Surgery ERAS is developing rapidly in China and abroad, but there is still a certain gap between China and European and American countries. The cooperation between the core author research teams still needs to be strengthened. In the future, practical experiences from foreign countries can be learned, the safeness and applicability of ERAS regimen should be paid attention to, clinical research and evidence-based practice should be strengthened, and perioperative management and evaluation should be implemented, as well as the practice of Pediatric Surgery ERAS suitable for China's national conditions should be actively explored.