Background: Infantile hepatic hemangioendothelioma/hemangioma (IHH) is the most common type of benign tumor of Liver, contributing to 12% of all childhood liver tumors. (1) It is a neonate’s common hepatic mesenchymal tumor, 90% being less than six months old. (1) The tumor is slightly more predominant in females. It may be asymptomatic or can cause serious complications like cardiac failure or coagulopathy. There is no treatment protocol established yet and increasing number of cases have been reported. There is a varied treatment options like pharmacological or interventional on the basis of the presentation. IHH is classified as a benign vascular tumor with spontaneous regression in some patients. Case presentation: Here is a 6 month old infant presented with Infantile colic and incidentally diagnosed to have IHH. Imaging like Ultrasonography and MRI confirmed the diagnosis. The child had an asymptomatic presentation and regressed with follow up. Conclusion: Increasing awareness about the condition needed for proper follow up. Early identification and prompt treatment is necessary to avoid fatal complications