The COVID-19 pandemic has caused numerous health issues not only in adults but also in children. This infection, especially, may lead to the development of pneumonia, which severely affects children’s health. This article examines post-COVID pneumonia and its complications in children. The article outlines the impact of pneumonia on children’s bodies, its development process, clinical symptoms, analyses, and treatment methods. Additionally, it provides information on the psychological and physical effects of this disease on children.

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