120 patients, 3-11 years old, with American society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) status I and II, undergoing inguinal hernia repair, chryptorchidism, ...were prospectively enrolled in this study. Two different anatomic locations for ilioinguinal nerve block will be compared. In first group the landmarks will be anterior superior iliac spine and umbilicus, the injection site will be proximal 1/4 of the distance between ASI and umbilicus, the direction of needle (short bevel needle, 22-25 G ) will be the same side mid inguinal ligament. In second group landmarks will be anterior superior iliac spine and ilium bone, the injection site will be one cm medial and one cm superior to ASI, the drug of choice will be Bupivacaine %25, 0.4 ml/kg in both groups. The hemodynamic changes will be determined every 15 minutes during operation. If hemodynamic changes will be more than 10% of basic ones then fentanyl 1µg/kg will be injected and the time will be noted. 20 min after block the isoflorane percentage will be decreased. In successful blocks there will be no changes in hemodynamic. The hemodynamic changes, will be determined every 15 min during first postoperative 4 hours. The post-operative pain will be evaluated by Wong-Baker Face Pain Scale (FPS). If the pain score will be more than 2, the patients will be received acetaminophen 20 µg/kg and the time will be noted. The aim of this study is to compare the effects of two methods of ilioinguinal-illiohypogastric nerve block in children under 12 years old (Tabriz Children Hospital) on postoperative analgesia.