The report describes a simple effective system of meeting the oxygen requirements of tracheostomized infants in the home setting. It consists of oxygen tubing which may be run under the infant's clothing and connected to the tracheostomy tube through a specially created hole. This allows a continuous administration of oxygen while minimizing the risk of accidental decannulation of disconnection by the infant grabbing the oxygen tubing. This has been used successfully in the management of infants with tracheostomies and chronic oxygen needs due to bronchopulmonary dysplasia.