If a child with cerebral palsy can be detected early, it will be of great help to the treatment. However, from the survey, we found that many parents are not clear about the omens of children with cerebral palsy, which has a great impact on the treatment of pediatric cerebral palsy. For the prognosis of children with cerebral palsy experts have given us a detailed introduction. The newborn prognosis of children with cerebral palsy: whether there is difficulty in breastfeeding, such as the child will not suck after birth, weak sucking or refusal of breast milk, or fatigue and weakness after sucking; whether there is excessive quiet performance, small cry or continuous crying; whether there is little spontaneous movement, low muscle tone, the whole body is flaccid and weak; whether the whole body is hard, good jerking up, there is increased muscle tone, often scurrying out of the swaddling clothes, head dorsiflexion, sometimes the head Whether there is easy frightening, twitching, screaming or irritability; whether there is abnormal posture, such as inward and inward rotation of upper limbs, hand clenching, etc. 1.Prognosis of children with cerebral palsy in 1-3 months: whether there is inward thumb, hand clenched fist or inward and inward rotation of upper limbs; whether there is inattention to look at people, eyes do not follow what is in front of them; whether there is head instability, neck cannot be erected, head shakes from side to side or head deviates to one side, cannot lift the head in prone position; whether there is change of muscle tone, such as general stiffness, hard trunk extension or general softness. 2.Prognosis of children with cerebral palsy at 4-5 months: whether the eyes do not follow what is in front of them, do not pay attention to people, eyes are not flexible; whether the expression is dull and inflexible, no response when teasing; whether the child still cannot turn over, raising the head less than 90° in prone position; whether the body gradually becomes stiff, has a mild antalgic posture or the lower limbs are crossed in a scissor-like position; body posture is asymmetrical, etc. 3.The prognosis of children with cerebral palsy at 6-7 months: whether to see uncoordinated hand, mouth and eye movements; whether to let go of the hand grasp quickly or not lasting; whether to still have asymmetric posture; whether to have unstable sitting position with forward or backward tilt; whether to have head dorsiflexion, shoulder back extension, lower limb internal rotation, hand clenching fist; whether to still have primitive reflexes. 4.Prognosis of children with cerebral palsy at 7-12 months: whether they still cannot roll over after 6 months; whether they still cannot support both lower limbs at 6-7 months; whether they still do not use one hand to grasp toys or always use one hand to grasp at 7-10 months; whether they still feel stupid at 7-10 months; whether they still cannot sit alone at 7 months; whether they still cannot say goodbye to others after 10 months; whether they still stand on their toes after 10 months; whether they still cannot support standing at 11 months; whether they still cannot support standing at 10 months; whether they still can’t support standing at 11 months; whether they still can support standing at 10 months; whether they can support standing at 10 months; whether they can support standing at 10 months; whether they can support standing at 11 months. Are they still unable to stand on their feet after 10 months; are they still unable to stand on their feet after 11 months; are they still unable to take steps after 12 months; are they still drooling and “eating their hands” after 12 months? The impact of cerebral palsy on the child and the family is quite big, so it is important to pay attention to the above signs for children with cerebral palsy so that the child can grow up healthy and happy.