How can children's stuttering be cured?

Stuttering is also known as stammering, and in medicine it is also known as language multi-function disorder. There are many reasons that lead to this disease, such as genetic factors or external environmental factors. Usually, patients with stuttering will show signs of being nervous, not liking to talk to people, and having unclear pronunciation. So what should we do if children stutter? The following is the relevant content found by the editor.

1. Adults should not laugh at children with the disease, and should not imitate them for fun.

2. Parents should be patient and help their children find out the causes of stuttering, eliminate tension and let go of mental burdens.

3. For habitual stuttering caused by mental stress, children should be taught to have confidence, and to be brave, cheerful and calm. This is an important condition for correcting stuttering. Always keep a relaxed and happy mood.

4. Provide basic training for children’s pronunciation

Have the patient relax the mouth and throat muscles as much as possible and do breathing exercises. Make various single sounds while exhaling a long breath, then practice silent lip sounds and the pronunciation movements of the tongue and jaw. Find out the phonemes that the child often has difficulty pronouncing, and ask him or her to repeat the single sounds containing this phoneme many times.

5. Enrich children's vocabulary and help them express their thoughts correctly. When children are speaking, do not rush or force them, but listen patiently until they finish speaking. Give him more opportunities to speak, such as retelling short stories. During training, you should find opportunities to give more praise and encouragement in order to build confidence.

6. For your young child, this calm and quiet time can build his confidence and let him know that his parents like to be with him. As the child grows older, this time period allows the child to feel comfortable discussing his feelings and experiences with his parents.

The above content is about the correct way to deal with the situation when a child stutters. In fact, adults should set a good example and not beat or scold children for this. This will make them more afraid to speak and less willing to communicate with others. Parents should always encourage them and induce them to speak more and express themselves more with words, such as what they want or their emotions. Parents should give them more care and understand what they want, which can achieve twice the result with half the effort.