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check out the difference between primary and secondary stuttering. most kids stuttering when learning to speak but if the parents start to correct it or pay attention to it. that's when the kid can ...
I’ve heard that when kids first start speaking, most of them stutter on certain words. MOST of them grow out of it soon after. Can’t answer on the timeline until help is needed though....
Most speech therapists have no training in dysfluency, so it’s not your fault. Look at some online resources of SLPs who specialize in dusfluency, who are also PWS, who are established in the field. ...
I understand your frustration with your parents, who didn’t bother to research childhood stuttering. You’re not too old to get some good therapy; find an SLP who has lots of experience working with p...
ive had my stutter for as long as i can remember, my earliest memory of my stutter is when my parents took me to a speech therapist, i was in kindergarten....
>Maybe because of teasing by some friends or maybe because of some habit or maybe because of bullying or maybe because I had convinced myself that I did stammer or maybe because I talked less that ...
Yes i suppose we can born stutterer. I m a young father so i happened to read things like this *, because my girlfriend had a serious liver disease during her pregnancy, and later some specialists not...
DIY Speech Therapy?
DIY Speech Therapy? Are there online resources (YouTube videos, apps, etc) I could use to help with talking too fast? My daughter (14F) has a fluency issue with talking too fast to be understood. She...
My son stutters and just today I was talking to my wife about how he seems to stutter alot more with us than his friends. He's 7 years old and he has a great relationship with both of us. He's bilin...
I have stuttered myself ever since I was young and now I am nearly in my late teens . I would recommend you to keep your son busy in activities such as playing with him and also talking to him ask him...
I stutter and I’m in grad school right now to be an SLP. It is typical for kids to go through periods of stuttering, however I’d have to hear him or if you had an example I could tell if it’s typical ...
It's not out of nowhere. He's in the typical age range for developmental stuttering....
Is it not something that usually starts when they first learn to talk? Rather than 3+ years of normal speech and then coming out of nowhere?...
I think it’s good that you’re getting help for him now because of how he’s currently feeling. That does have to be scary for a kid. However stuttering *is* often a condition where it begins at a young...
We know there are great examples of people who have achieved with a stutter but I cant pretend it doesn't lessen those chances. Either way, its not about what he can/will achieve its about if he's hap...
Tbh the worst thing you can do for your kid is be worried that his stutter is a bad thing (unless there’s something bad going on behind the scenes that could be causing the stutter, but it sounds like...
Stuttering is unique to each individual. The causes are myriad and tailored to each person. It sometimes goes away after a short time or it might stick around for life. It might be mild or severe or v...
Help a worried dad
Help a worried dad My son (turning 6 next week) has just starting stuttering. It happened a few days ago and seems to have gotten a little worse each day. The majority of sentences do not have a stut...
great post. my 9 year-old has been stuttering since she was three. it comes out more around other people, and differs between her mother and I. thanks for posting this. reading things like this puts u...
My daughter is 4 and she just started to notice I stutter, she would say words instead of me sometimes (where she knows whats coming).. for example I stop at letter P so Peppa Pig when I read her stor...