Background: Migraine is a disabling illness that causes absence from school and affects the quality of life. It has been stated that headache may represent an epileptic event. (EEG) abnormality is a prominent finding in children with migraine. This study evaluates specific electroencephalogram abnormalities in pediatric migraine. Methods: The evaluation of a child with headache begins with a thorough medical history and complete physical and neurologic examination. One of the key questions for the bedside clinician is when to perform further diagnostic studies. Extensive review concludes that the role of further ancillary diagnostic studies, specifically (EEG) and neuroimaging, is limited.Findings: Comparing (EEG) abnormalities in different types of migraine revealed that there is an association between them. There was also a significant difference between (EEG) abnormalities in different types of aura. Migraine type was associated with the patient's age.Conclusion: Study disclosed migraine as a common problem in children with abnormalities present in approximately 11-25% of the patients. Migraine and abnormal (EEG) findings are significantly associated.