What should I do if my two-year-old child stutters?

Stuttering is the most common language disorder in life. The specific symptom is that the speaker speaks in intermittent speech, which makes the listener very anxious and will have a great impact on future life and social interaction. This situation can occur not only in adults, but even in children as young as two years old. So, what should parents do if their two-year-old child stutters?

How to deal with it correctly, the editor gives you three tips:

1. Correct demonstration method: Use a kind and gentle expression and attitude, calmly say a sentence, and let the child follow and learn it. If the child does not speak well at the beginning, do not be impatient and guide him patiently. When your child makes some progress, immediately encourage him: "I noticed that you can express your ideas calmly, which is an improvement over the last time."

2. Singing and reading method: Let children listen to more children's songs with beautiful voices, fluent expressions and lively content. For example, children's stories and children's poems, after they have become familiar with them, let the children read and recite along. You can consciously sing songs, tell stories, and recite nursery rhymes with your child so that he or she can gradually master the rhythm of the language.

3. Slow conversation method: When the child talks to the parents, tell them: Speak slowly and think before you speak! Parents should listen patiently and not interrupt or take over the conversation to say what the child wants to say. Look your child in the eye with love, answer slowly, and try to use the same words your child just used.

If your baby stutters occasionally but doesn't care and can continue to express himself calmly, parents do not need to worry too much about this phenomenon. If proper care is taken, your baby will be back to normal soon. Parents need to be reminded that the child's language development period will pass after a period of time, and the child will speak more and more fluently. If the child's stuttering persists for more than half a year, parents should be vigilant. Therefore, the editor recommends that parents of children with stuttering listen to expert advice, take their children for treatment as early as possible, and do not miss the best time for treatment. Every child has different stuttering symptoms, and needs symptomatic correction and comprehensive and systematic correction. You can consult the teacher of Kou Shu Le for specific details, who will give you a correction plan.