Every year, many children with cerebral palsy come into the world. As parents, we need to know if the child has these main symptoms. 1. Movement disorders. Parents need to observe whether the child has involuntary movements or abnormal postures, whether the child can grasp objects with both hands, whether the child can walk with both feet, and whether the child can chew and swallow normally. 2. Mental retardation. Observe whether the child has a clear response to external things, is denying people. 3.Language disorder. Whether there is unclear pronunciation or lisp. 4.Visual and hearing impairment. Test whether the child’s hearing is normal and whether there is an internal strabismus. 5.Growth and development disorders. Observe whether the child grows short and slow compared to his peers. 6.Some children with cerebral palsy will have epilepsy symptoms. If the child is found to have the corresponding symptoms, parents need to take the child to the hospital for further diagnosis as soon as possible, combining the routine hospital examination and auxiliary examinations such as EEG and brain CT, so that the doctor can make a comprehensive determination. Many experts point out that the earlier cerebral palsy is detected, the better the later treatment. Therefore, parents need to be familiar with the main symptoms of cerebral palsy. Treatment for cerebral palsy currently consists of rehabilitation, medication, surgery, acupuncture, massage and other Chinese medical methods. Among them, the treatment of surgery can make the cerebral palsy patients’ symptoms recover as soon as possible. Among them, peripheral nerve narrowing, selective posterior spinal nerve root dissection and carotid sympathetic nerve net stripping have achieved good results in clinical practice. Several surgical procedures can be used to treat children with various types of cerebral palsy by formulating appropriate treatment plans for the patients’ symptoms and providing appropriate motor training before and after surgery, which can lead to better recovery of the children.