Stuttering Toddler

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Understanding and Supporting a Stuttering Toddler


Overview


Discovering that your toddler has started to stutter can be quite alarming for any parent. Deciding whether to seek professional help or wait to see if it’s just a phase can be challenging.

A Personal Story


I met a woman whose four-year-old son had been stuttering for a while. She was understandably anxious and took him to speech therapy, suspecting the stutter might have been influenced by his father, who also had a severe stutter.

Seeking Answers and Solutions


Many parents reach out to me, concerned about their child’s sudden stuttering and wondering about treatment options. I typically advise patience and the use of engaging speech games. Encourage your child to repeat words fluently, demonstrating how it should be done. Celebrate their success with praise and small rewards, like a piece of chocolate, to motivate them.

Avoiding Negative Reactions


Negative comments such as "Spit it out!" or "Get your words out!" can discourage a child and cause them to withdraw. While it might seem obvious to be supportive, many adults recall being chastised in this way during their childhood.

My Journey with Stuttering


I started stuttering at the age of four and visited numerous speech therapists. I was advised to slow my speech and breathe deeply, but these methods weren’t effective for me. I struggled to connect with therapists who hadn’t experienced stuttering themselves.

Determined to find a solution, I spent nearly a year working on my fluency and eventually overcame my stutter. Now, I dedicate my career to helping others gain fluency.

Conclusion


While it can be distressing to watch your toddler struggle with stuttering, maintaining patience and fostering a supportive environment can greatly aid their progress. Remember, seeking professional help is always an option, and with time and understanding, many children overcome stuttering.

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