Objective ：To explore the effects of individualized nutritional management on children with cerebral palsy.

Methods ：Nutrition management files were set up and the synthetic nutrition was evaluated in 37 children with cerebral palsy,who received individualized intervention for 3 months.Weight-for-length z score(WHZ),length-for-age z score(HAZ)，weight-for-age z score(WAZ),and body mass index-for-age z score(BMIZ) after the intervention were compared with those before the treatment.

Results： Among 37 cases,emaciation was in 43% of them,growth retardation 38% and low weight 30%.According to WHZ,all the children were divided into three groups normal nutrition group,mild malnutrition group and moderate-severe malnutrition group.After the individualized nutritional intervention,WHZ(0.4±0.8)and BMIZ(0.6±0.8)in normal nutrition group were significantly improved(P<0.05)；WHZ(-0.8±0.6；-1.5±1.0),WAZ(-1.6±0.9；-2.4±1.0) and BMIZ(-0.7±0.7；-1.1±0.9) in mild malnutrition group and moderate-severe malnutrition group were also improved(P<0.05)。

Conclusion ：There is high incidence of malnutrition in children with cerebral palsy;individualized nutritional management can effectively improve the nutritional status in the short term.