How can we correct children's stuttering?

When children start to stutter, parents become particularly anxious, always worrying that this bad habit will accompany their children as they grow up and affect their normal work and life in the future. In fact, for this phenomenon, as long as it is effectively corrected in time, stuttering can be prevented from becoming more serious. So what measures can usually be taken? Next, let’s follow the editor to learn more about it.

1. When a child stutters, it is very important for adults to have the correct attitude towards stuttering. Adults must not be impatient, scold, beat, or make fun of the child, otherwise it will be counterproductive. If adults do not take it seriously and mention a word calmly, the child will not be nervous and will gradually speak fluently.

2. Encourage children to speak more in public, exercise their language expression skills, and cultivate their optimistic and open-minded spirit. And provide them with language training in time to help them reduce tension, relax the muscles of the neck, face and whole body, pay attention to regulating their breathing, and speak slowly.

3. When adults talk to children, the pace should be slow and the words should be clear so that the children can hear clearly. Remind the children to think before speaking, don't be anxious, and listen patiently until the child finishes speaking. When the child repeats or delays, listen quietly, don't interrupt her or scold her to stop speaking, let the child feel that she has enough time to speak.

4. Create a relaxed, kind and warm living environment, give children more care and love, play games, sing nursery rhymes and tell stories with children more often, let children speak freely and to their heart's content in a pressure-free environment, relieve psychological tension and irritability, enhance self-confidence and accelerate the correction process of "stuttering". If you can find out the cause and treat it accordingly, the child's stuttering will definitely be cured.

In general, there is a way to completely correct a child's stuttering. It just requires close cooperation from parents, especially patient teaching, and it is best to adopt a comprehensive and systematic treatment. If necessary, relevant drugs and other auxiliary treatments must be used under the advice of a professional doctor.