How to correct a child's stuttering?

Many parents do not have a correct understanding of their children's stuttering problem, and do not know what treatment and correction methods should be adopted. It is precisely because of this that their children are unable to correct this language barrier in a timely manner. So, as parents, how can they help their children correct stuttering? The following will introduce these methods and common sense to you in detail.

When dealing with a child who stutters, parents should not be too anxious. They should first find out whether it is because the child's thinking is too fast and the speech is not fast enough, or there are other reasons. Over-correcting the child's pronunciation or scolding him will put pressure on the child and aggravate his pronunciation problem.

It is important to realize that children’s pronunciation problems may be caused by the immaturity of their pronunciation organs and lack of brain regulation function. To this end, we should pay attention to training children's swallowing and chewing abilities to strengthen the strength and skills of their facial muscles. In daily life, parents should pay attention to their own pronunciation and make it accurate and clear. They should speak to their children in standard pronunciation so that the children can imitate the pronunciation. The mother should speak slowly and clearly so that the child can correctly identify the source of the sound. This is also very important. Some mothers speak very fast and their children cannot keep up, which may also cause language problems.

It is generally believed that children have the conditions for accurate pronunciation at the age of 4, can initially master phonetics and achieve basically accurate pronunciation. That is the critical period for cultivating accurate pronunciation in children. Therefore, if a child still has unclear pronunciation after the age of 4, he or she should see a doctor for examination. .

Many times when parents face their children answering questions, due to anxiety and worry, coupled with a lack of scientific knowledge, they always unconsciously intimidate their children. In fact, this will not help the treatment of children's stuttering, but will only bring them more impact. Therefore, parents must give their children correct guidance and correction, and give them confidence and encouragement.