 Many children every year present to the Emergency Department ED at The Royal Childrens Hospital RCH with cellulitis skin infection. If it is mild, the children can go home with oral antibiotic treatment. If it is complicated and severe, these children are admitted to hospital for intravenous IV, through a drip antibiotic treatment. There is a middle group with uncomplicated moderatesevere cellulitis who require IV antibiotics but who are not acutely unwell. In order to determine whether it is just as effective for children with uncomplicated moderate to severe cellulitis to receive antibiotic treatment at home via Hospital-In-The-Home as it is to receive antibiotic treatment in hospital, there is a need to conduct a larger study and randomly assign children to receive either HITH or hospital ward care. 