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My 3 year old daughter just started stuttering. I talk about it on this podcast. My Stuttering Life - Running A Business & Raising Children With A Stutter https://www.mystutteringlife.com/runn...

Both of my sons stutter too... it changes the tide when it's your own <3...

Any Advice for a Parent of 6 year old who stutters every now and then

Any Advice for a Parent of 6 year old who stutters every now and then I have a 6 year old son who stutters but it is very noticeable at times and not so much other times. He is getting therapy with...

Hi, congratulations🙂 I stutter myself, and my son started stuttering 2-3 months ago. I've read a bunch of studies now. The only one I remember being about likelyhood of stuttering in children of par...

You definitely belong here! Most stuttering develops when your a kid, but developmental stammering isn't the only type. Nice to meet you! Sounds like you at least have a fluency issue of some kind. I ...

I believe there are a couple of types of stammering, but not very many. The most common is developmental stammering which appears in childhood. That doesn't mean that you need to have had obvious dysf...

Thank you for your concern. I’m a 28F and they initially diagnosed me with bronchitis. I have been tested numerous times for Covid and it’s all come back negative. I saw a hematologist because my blo...

Can you talk to your son's teacher? Maybe they can spend some time educating the class about stuttering, or reading them a story about stuttering. It's OK to stutter- please tell your son this over ...

Generally stay away from drugs with children especially so young there brains are still developing and generally adding chemicals to the mix is a risk you shouldn’t take Your sons young enough there ...

The breakdown is pretty common with kids, I remember a couple from when I was around that age. The unfair realization that this is something you have to deal w/ and most other kids don’t is a tough pi...

Venting about my son's stutter.

Venting about my son's stutter. Today was a rough day and while doing homework (he is 8) he had a breakdown and started to cry. Kids at school are starting to notice and think he is stupid. I've poste...

No problem! Nice to see all the helpful advice in here. My parents said it was *really* difficult figuring out what to do when they began to realize I had a stutter that wasn’t going away. They’re gla...

Thank you for the reply. I had a read through your post too. There is some great information that you have provided. I had no idea what to call the physical aspect of his stuttering, just knowing t...

My son developed a stutter round the same age , it disappeared within a couple of years he is now 12 and doesn't even remember it .. We never pointed it out and I think it was the best approach. I had...

First of all, because your son is so young, there is a fair chance that it will naturally go away. But I'd prepare for it not too just to be safe, of course. It's never too early to take him to a spe...

I'm not an expert, but did have such a stutter as a kid, it's mild now as an adult. I'm speaking from my own experience, take it with a grain of salt and do what you think is best. My advice would b...

Hi, our son started stuttering a lot about 6 weeks ago, with blocking and tension like you describe your son has started to do. I have stuttered my whole life, so I recognized it immediately, and we h...

My son has an intense stutter, advice please.

My son has an intense stutter, advice please. My son is a couple weeks off four years old. He has had a stutter for as long as I can think but nothing out of the ordinary for a developing kid. Until t...

I think going to speech therapy as a young child made me super conscious of the way I spoke and made things worse. I wouldn’t intervene and just act like nothing happened. Eventually when they get a l...

I would say no. Taking a child to speech therapy, can make them feel like they have a problem. I know thats how it made me feel when I was a child, and that feeling can actually amplify the stutterin...