Children with vocal polyps can first consider conservative treatment, conservative treatment is ineffective, then need to choose surgery to remove polyps. 1. Conservative treatment: Conservative treatment for children’s vocal polyps includes avoiding loud shouting, letting the vocal folds get enough rest, etc., and using some medicines to reduce swelling, relieve pain, and benefit the pharynx, such as Blue Scutellaria Oral Liquid or nebulized inhalation of Budesonide Suspension Liquid to promote inflammation to subside. 2. Surgery: If the polyp fails to disappear after 2 months or more, surgery should be considered to remove the polyp under supportive laryngoscopy. After the surgery, the child should still be prohibited from using his/her voice excessively to prevent recurrence. If children are found to be suffering from vocal polyps, they should actively seek medical advice and standardize the medication and treatment under the doctor’s instructions.