When children with mild cerebral palsy grow up, most of them are able to complete normal daily activities and live independently. Cerebral palsy is a syndrome of central motor and postural developmental disorders and restricted movement that occurs as a result of brain injury. There is no medication or cure for cerebral palsy, so children with mild cerebral palsy may grow up with symptoms. If a child with cerebral palsy has mild symptoms, or even if it does not affect his/her intelligence, most of them will be able to complete their daily activities and live independently through early detection and treatment, and receiving regular functional rehabilitation training, such as physical movement training, skill training, and language training. If cerebral palsy is considered, it is important to go to the hospital in time for early detection and treatment to get a good prognosis.