Children with brachial plexus birth palsies requires treatment from infancy into adulthood. Along the way, there are various times in their lives that may require intervention. The mainstays of treatment are therapy and surgery. Phycological support may also be required. The ultimate goal is to obtain independence regarding living arrangements, activities of daily living, and employment. Planning for their care and needs is a challenge requiring a coordinated effort between their treaters and life care planner.