Although cerebral palsy is difficult to treat, it is not incurable and one must be prepared to fight a long battle. However, many parents lose confidence and give up treatment or treat their children indiscriminately for one reason or another during the process of seeking medical treatment. We have encountered many cases like this: after learning that their child is a child with cerebral palsy, many parents are unable or unwilling to accept the fact, which not only causes more unfortunate consequences for the child due to missing the best time for treatment, but also inadvertently transmits their bad feelings to their child, which affects their rehabilitation treatment. Therefore, parents of children with cerebral palsy must change their perception, adjust their mindset, and face it positively to help their children receive the right treatment as early as possible. From current clinical research, it is found that children with cerebral palsy often recover better if they receive timely and correct treatment within one year of age. The brain tissue is not fully developed within one year of age and is still in a rapid growth period. Children with cerebral palsy at this age are still in the primary stage of brain damage, abnormal postures and movements are not yet fixed, and they are more plastic and have stronger compensatory recovery ability. At present, the treatment of cerebral palsy should adopt a multidisciplinary approach. Under the premise of correct diagnosis, active rehabilitation training should be carried out at an early stage, and if the effect is not good or the condition is recurrent, surgery should be carried out promptly in order to release the excessive muscle tone, surgical release of spasticity, and necessary deformity correction at an early stage as much as possible. Selective posterior spinal nerve root amputation and selective peripheral nerve amputation for spasticity should be performed before other surgeries, and orthopedic surgery should be performed in stages after posterior spinal nerve root amputation according to the rehabilitation situation. At the same time, the preoperative and postoperative rehabilitation training should not be interrupted arbitrarily, which plays a vital role in the recovery of children with cerebral palsy, in order to truly improve the quality of life and work ability of cerebral palsy patients and achieve their goal of returning to society. The FSPR surgery overcomes the defects of removing the posterior nerve roots by subjective experience of traditional SPR, and monitors and analyzes the type and number of nerves to be cut by multi-conductor electrophysiological monitor on the basis of positioning, so that the ratio of nerves to be cut can reach the quantitative standard, and achieves the purpose of positioning and quantitative cutting of the posterior spinal nerve roots, successfully achieving a leap forward in the technology of cerebral palsy treatment. In our clinical treatment, we found that there are not a few children with cerebral palsy who have returned to society after long-term scientific and standardized rehabilitation and treatment. Although this is a long process, only the higher the determination of the parents, the better the degree of rehabilitation of the child will be. The rehabilitation of cerebral palsy cannot rely on short-term inpatient treatment alone; many treatments require that parents and doctors must work closely together to develop a rehabilitation training plan and evaluate the training effects.