Epilepsy, medically known as epilepsy, is a chronic disease in which transient excitation of neurons causes transient brain dysfunction. Its causes are more diverse and complex, so infants can also get amniotic epilepsy. There are 6 major categories of infantile sheep epilepsy according to the etiology of epilepsy, and genetic, structural, and infectious factors can cause the disease. For small children, epilepsy can be diagnosed in the neonatal period. Hypoxic-ischemic changes in the neonatal period, neonatal asphyxia, birth injuries, abnormal development of neurons, abnormal development of the cerebral cortex, and abnormal brain structure, in fact, some of them can start in infancy, so infants can get epilepsy.