Each child with cerebral palsy will have different levels of difficulty, with different levels of motor and cognitive abilities. However, the goal is to help children progress and maximize their individual abilities in daily activities.

Children with cerebral palsy face difficulties in all aspects. Caring for children with cerebral palsy requires attention to daily postures such as holding, sitting, lying... to prevent bone and joint deformities, help children circulate better and improve motor function.

Cerebral palsy is a non-progressive brain injury caused by risk factors occurring before birth, during birth and after birth up to 5 years old. It is manifested by disorders of movement, intelligence, senses and behavior. Cerebral palsy accounts for 31.7% of all disabled children, the rate of cerebral palsy accounts for 1.8‰ of children in Vietnam.

70 - 80% of patients after stem cell transplantation to treat cerebral palsy have improved motor function, significantly reduced muscle tone, increased muscle strength, better coordination in daily activities, better appetite and weight gain, improved concentration skills, better memory...