For infants with cerebral palsy, crawling is difficult. These children have damaged brains and have less control over their muscles, so they often cannot crawl on the ground. Correspondingly, motor skills and spatial positioning are related. The development of neural connections will also be stagnated, which will cause patients to experience more sports-related problems in the future. Some research teams have developed a new device designed to help infants crawl. With the help of machines, Corresponding nerves in infants with suspected cerebral palsy are exercised to learn to crawl earlier and further. This text is intended to illustrate? ['Cerebral palsy infants have difficulty crawling.', 'Early intervention can improve motion control.', 'The new device can help infants with cerebral palsy learn to crawl.', 'Infants with brain damage have poor muscle control.']