Stridor is a common symptom of the respiratory system in children that might cause respiratory failure and precipitate life-threatening if not properly diagnosed. An 18-month-old child had 2 times of the endotracheal tube intubation history. After treatment with bronchodilators and steroids, recurrent stridor and sternal depression were discovered. Thoracic computed tomography was performed and revealed subglottic stenosis. After surgical intervention of cricotracheal resection, the child’s stridor was significantly improved and no recurrence within 3 months after discharge. Therefore, children with a history of endotracheal tube intubation, who had stridor more than 72 hours with sternal depression or poor response for bronchodilators and steroids, the possibility of subglottic stenosis should be considered in the differential diagnosis