What Can Parents Do To Help a Child That Stutters
Stuttering is something that happens to a child is between the ages of 2 and 5. It may disappear as the child grows older but it doesnt mean you should not take any action. To help you, here are a few things that you can do together.
1. Whenever you speak, make sure to say it slowly and with frequent pauses. Studies show that this is more effective than criticizing your child because it is not their fault that they have this problem.
2. If you know what your child wants to ask, never cut them off and just give them time to finish what they have to say. Remember to listen to what he or she is saying, not how it is expressed.
3. You should also reduce the number of questions you ask your child. By giving them more time to speak freely, you enable the child to express their own ideas. Of course, you have to acknowledge what they said so they know you heard them by using facial expressions or other body language. If the child is right in front of you, always maintain eye contact.
4. Letting your child speak should be done at a regular time daily. One good example is when you are eating. This is...
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