Glioma in the brain generally refers to glioma, and two-week-old babies with glioma can be treated with medication, surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and other therapeutic measures to improve their symptoms. Glioma is a tumor originating from glial cells and is a common primary intracranial tumor. Its etiology is not yet clear and may be due to factors such as genetics, ionizing radiation, and low immunity. Once the two-week-old baby suffers from glioma, parents need to strictly follow the doctor’s instructions, take relevant treatment measures, the child with increased intracranial pressure can follow the doctor’s instructions to use dehydrating agents, such as mannitol, glycerol fructose. Antiepileptic drugs, such as sodium valproate and oxcarbazepine, can be used when epilepsy occurs. In some children, craniotomy is required to remove the tumor tissue, lower the intracranial pressure and improve the symptoms of the disease. Post-operative treatment with radiotherapy or chemotherapy of choice, such as chemotherapeutic drugs such as temozolomide and nimustine as prescribed by the doctor, and electric field therapy may also be used, thereby improving the prognosis. Once the two-week-old baby is diagnosed with glioma, parents need to bring their children to regular hospitals for timely consultation and active treatment under the guidance of doctors. In daily life, it is necessary to ensure that the baby has enough rest time, and at the same time closely observe the baby’s physical condition.