Some children may exhibit disruptive behaviors, which can be seen as symptoms. This is because behind the occurrence of such behavior, from a disease perspective, may be a manifestation of a variety of disorders, such as childhood ADHD, mental retardation, which is a congenital mental deficiency, childhood conduct disorder, and oppositional defiant disorder, and some children with these disorders may exhibit disruptive behavior. If a child is found to be disruptive, the proper way to deal with it is to take the child to a psychiatrist as soon as possible, to get a child psychiatrist’s number for a professional evaluation and diagnosis, and to receive professional help on that basis. In conclusion, parents should pay great attention to their children’s disruptive behavior, seek professional consultation and treatment in a timely manner, and conduct behavior modification and behavior control under the guidance of professionals to help their children control their disruptive behavior in order to eliminate or reduce the impact of such disruptive behavior on their children and families.