Pediatric cerebral palsy combined with bronchopneumonia should be treated promptly in hospital with anti-infection and nebulization, and then go to the rehabilitation department for rehabilitation training after stabilization. In principle, pediatric cerebral palsy combined with bronchopneumonia should be treated for pneumonia first, and after the pneumonia is improved and controlled, rehabilitation training should be continued. Sputum culture and respiratory pathogenetic nucleic acid PCR examination can be done firstly to clarify the pathogen. If bacterial infection is considered, piperacillin can be used as anti-infective treatment according to the doctor’s instruction; if viral infection is considered, rehydration and nebulization of aminobromine can be used as symptomatic supportive treatment. In addition, if the baby is combined with intracranial hypertension, can be prescribed with mannitol to reduce intracranial pressure for treatment. After the pneumonia is under control, the baby should continue to go to the outpatient rehabilitation clinic and continue to receive rehabilitation training under the guidance of the rehabilitation doctor.