Just a few tips, to avoid a "yes" to Q 2 and 3 * \- Listen, don't make him think there is something wrong with his speech. Do not make a big deal out of it. But take it seriously. * \- Go to **specialized** speech therapy, if you act now it wil only be a fase. * \-Do not try to give him advice or correct his speech. "like, 'calm down' or 'say it slower'... * \-Sports like Karate, Tai Chi are great for self confidence. (Sports with focus on body and mind) * Talk to him, make him talk and listen. He must understand that it is ok to talk, even with a stutter.