How to cure a child's stuttering?

The stuttering problem in children must be treated with the correct methods and techniques, and treatment intervention measures must be taken as soon as possible to achieve better results. However, how to effectively treat stuttering in children requires attention to the following recommended methods and steps, because if you master these effective methods and steps and abide by these principles, then the problem can be easily solved.

Generally speaking, children will experience stuttering during the entire period of learning to speak between the ages of 2 to 8, which is different from stuttering disease. Do not try to correct your child's stuttering deliberately, and never rashly label your child as a "stutterer." This will only lead the child's stuttering phenomenon into stuttering disease and become a real stutterer. Correction of stuttering in children is mainly through the guidance of parents and relatives, starting from eliminating the causes of stuttering and bad language habits. First: When children learn to speak, parents should do "three no's"

First, don’t laugh. "Oh, you're already several years old, but you can't even speak properly!" Such words should never come from parents' mouths, because it will discourage children's enthusiasm for learning to speak.

Second, do not stop it. "Stop talking, it's noisy!" Such words will make children unwilling or afraid to talk more, which is undoubtedly a blow to the child's language development.

Third, don’t rush. "Don't be in a hurry, speak slowly." This is the best strategy. If you rush your child to do something, you will end up with “haste makes waste” and your child will be more likely to stutter.

There are several specific methods, and you can choose according to the specific situation of your child: Correct demonstration method: You 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 the child makes the slightest progress, praise and encourage him immediately: "Yes, just speak slowly like this. See, you have made progress compared to yesterday." Note: Speak softly, enunciate words clearly, and speak continuously and at a constant speed. Do not speak intermittently.

Although stuttering is not a big problem, they still need to be given correct guidance. Parents must build up their children's self-confidence and communicate with them more to cultivate their language skills. In addition to effective treatment, this can also directly solve the problem of stuttering and has a good effect on improving their language level.