Outpatient was a huge proportion of seziure and headaches (usually migraine). Expect certain specialty clinics too (for example neurofibromatosis).
I echo the above for inpatient, which seemed to be new seizures, possible seizures, breakthrough seizures, more exotic heritable conditions and their workup, strokes, neuro-oncology, and a certain number of kids with special needs whose parents just need a break for a weekend and bring their kids in for "neurologic worsening" or "seizures" on Friday afternoon.
While this may be quite commentator-specific, I found that my pediatric neurology rotations tended to me among the most depressing rotations that I completed in all of residency, fellowship, and even the final two years of medical school combined.
The people who do this branch of medicine for a living deserve major props in my book.