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postr/StutterJan 29, 2021
2 points

Very Early Childhood stutter emerging

Very Early Childhood stutter emerging Hi all, just joined. Was wondering if anyone has any advice or tips for therapy. My son will be 2 next month. Both my kids were early talkers with an insane voca...

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commentr/StutterJan 21, 2021
2 points

I don’t want to comment so much on a therapy plan because I think that’s been covered by an actual speech therapist! but I do want to talk more on the emotional side of this. You’re already doing a g...

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commentr/StutterJan 21, 2021
2 points

Thank you for your reply and no it doesn't run in the family, not for any family I've ever met anyway. I'll work on not looking upset when I'm waiting on him to get out what he is trying to say, I'm g...

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commentr/StutterJan 21, 2021
1 points

i just want to say that i'm not an expert and i can't give you any advice concerning medical stuff etc... but i sure know a bit about people who stutter. first of all, stuttering in kids is fairly com...

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postr/StutterJan 21, 2021
3 points

Does my 3 year old have a stutter? And if so what do you think I should do about it?

Does my 3 year old have a stutter? And if so what do you think I should do about it? Hello all :) Please excuse me I have absolutely no experience with stuttering so I'm not sure what to do about this...

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commentr/StutterJan 18, 2021
1 points

Do what you can behind the scenes to find someone who is trained in this. In the meantime, let your push to potentially fix this wash away as best you can. The most Important thing is that your son kn...

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commentr/StutterJan 18, 2021
5 points

Find a speech therapist asap. Also as parents please please speak slowly to your kid. My mother is a really fast speaker and starts speaking without articulating her thoughts and does a lot of a a um,...

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commentr/StutterJan 18, 2021
6 points

Yes to what everyone else said! Please see a speech therapist as soon as you can, one who who specializes in stuttering if you can. Although all speech therapist’s have had at least some training in s...

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commentr/StutterJan 17, 2021
14 points

It won’t hurt to take him to a speech pathologist, they’ll know the best steps to take. He may grow out of it at some point, but it’s best to address it early on. Also, be sure to let his teachers k...

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commentr/StutterJan 4, 2021
35 points

Some people like when others finish their sentence, but ultimately it will not be the best for his development if he just stops talking, gives up, or has someone else finish his sentence. Even if he w...

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commentr/StutterDec 29, 2020
5 points

I have a 4 year old. I think he’s curious about mommy’s speech. Daddy and I have explained to him that mommy just talks differently than everyone else and that’s okay bc we are all different in our ow...

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commentr/StutterDec 16, 2020
1 points

Stuttering/stammering happens whenever you are in new environment or when you meet new people or in public speaking, probably in my case. Take your son out whenever you go for buying something and you...

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postr/StutterDec 14, 2020
6 points

Stammer help??

Stammer help?? My son is 17 and stammers (possible stutter) quite alot. Are there any programs or exercises I can do with him at home? It is affecting his self esteem and I think he just missed out on...

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commentr/StutterDec 3, 2020
1 points

I agree with an above comment in regards to speaking slower so he can keep up in conversations. Unless its suspected he is delayed in processing language, I wouldn't worry about this. Speak to him lik...

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commentr/StutterDec 3, 2020
2 points

First thing is, good job for coming onto this subreddit, that really shows that you care :) \- Support him when he needs to vent and ask him if he knows what you and your wife could do to help him bc...

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commentr/StutterDec 3, 2020
2 points

Honestly, it sounds like your parents might need to be educated about stuttering. I would suggest gathering some material to present to them. They need to understand that stuttering is a legitimate di...

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commentr/StutterDec 3, 2020
1 points

Yes! We don't actually talk about it like that all. Our family, in general, take things one day at a time and don't idealize future state. Don't want him thinking something is, "wrong" if he doesn't g...

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commentr/StutterDec 3, 2020
2 points

Yes! We don't actually talk about it like that all. Our family, in general, take things one day at a time and don't idealize future state. Don't want him thinking something is, "wrong" if he doesn't g...

Parent & CaregiverEmotional Experience
Home SupportHope & Motivation
commentr/StutterDec 3, 2020
3 points

That very much does and much better that what I've been reading as far as the research goes. He does go to a private SLP who has been very helpful. My wife was considering sending him to a camp wi...

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commentr/StutterDec 2, 2020
1 points

Seeing your child in pain and feeling helpless must be difficult. I commend you for being able to empathize and understand his situation, reaching out to this forum, and trying to connect with him in ...

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