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

There are many people who stutter in our daily lives. Some are born with stuttering skills, while others develop it as a habit. No matter what the reason for stuttering is, there are ways to correct it. In life, some mothers will be very worried when they find that their two-year-old baby suddenly starts to stutter. So what should we do when faced with such a situation?

My little baby used to speak very fluently, quickly and accurately. But these days I found that Xiaobao spoke a little stutteringly.

This morning I asked her what she wanted to eat for breakfast. My sweetheart, who is usually very talkative, stuttered today and said: I...I...I want to eat buns. I pretended not to hear her stuttering and continued speaking to her gently.

Later I checked on the Internet and found that parenting experts said that this is a normal physiological phenomenon and a process of baby's growth and development. Mothers do not need to worry about it. I remember that this situation also occurred when Dabao was over two years old, and we did not take it seriously. Now Dabao speaks very well.

Mothers should not blame, pay attention to or correct their children for this temporary stuttering. Instead, they can teach them to speak slowly or divert their baby's attention so that they don't pay too much attention to the matter. Don't let your baby have psychological trauma, as this temporary stuttering may turn into permanent stuttering.

During the first language development peak of children around two years old, mothers should seize the opportunity to encourage their babies to talk more. They can let their babies listen to more nursery rhymes and learn to sing nursery rhymes with their babies to train their babies' language expression ability. You can also take your baby to play with other children to increase language communication.