Helping Your Child Who Stutters: Practical Exercises for Parents
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This article from Stamurai discusses stuttering and how to help a child who stutters. Stuttering is common in children between the ages of 2.5 and 3 years. 60% of people who stutter have a family history of stuttering.
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There are several exercises that parents can do with their children to help them with stuttering. These exercises include adopting a slower rate of speech, introducing syllable-timed speech, trying reduced demands, adopting new verbal responses, and increasing listening time. It is important to seek the help of a speech-language pathologist if your child is stuttering.
This article is from https://stamurai.com/blog/five-stuttering-exercises-to-help-your-child/.
