Despite the adoption of norms regarding enteric isolation, nosocomial infectious diarrhea is common in children(1;2). Viral pathogens, especially rotavirus are responsible for most of the cases. Depending on population, type of hospital, and standard of care, the reported incidence rate ranges from 8 to 33 episodes per 100 admissions(1). Infants and toddlers are at the highest risk of acquiring nosocomial viral gastroenteritis(1;2).