This article presents the data obtained from the bibliometric analysis on the work on infantile depression published from 1985 to 2006. The Hinari database was used from the World Health Organization (WHO)and Psicodoc, where reserach is located in various parts of the world. 153 articles were located, which analyze the number of articles published per year, output per magazine, the index author and the contents of work. The results show that the production is greater from the period 2001 to 2006 with a total of 36%, the magazine which has published most on this subject is the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology with 12.4%. Also, the articles carry the names of one and two authors, and the one with the highest productivity are David A. Cole (University of Notre Dame, USA) and Victoria Del Barium (UNED, University of Distance Education, Spain). The instrument most often used is the CDI (Children’s Depression Inventory) with 46.1%. Finally, the most common content corresponds to studies of the validity and reliability of measurement tools and theoretical reviews.