How to prevent stuttering in children?

There are many aspects of children's growth that need attention, especially when children are growing up, their bodies are very fragile. Therefore, parents should make reasonable arrangements in diet and work and rest to make children grow more smoothly. It is also very important for children to speak fluently during their growth stage. Many children suffer from stuttering problems, and parents can't find the cause. How to prevent children from stuttering?

There are some methods to prevent stuttering in children. If parents follow these methods, their children will not have these problems. At the same time, they can also exercise their language skills and enhance their interactivity.

Prevention of stuttering in children:

To prevent children from stuttering, it is important to arrange their daily lives and cultivate good hygiene habits. Children's daily life should be regular. They should eat at regular times and ensure adequate sleep and rest. Do not force children aged 3 to 7 to memorize long stories or poems that are not suitable for their language ability.

The key to correcting children's stuttering is to cultivate good speaking habits. For children with stuttering, parents and teachers should teach them patiently, telling them how to speak clearly and how to express their ideas correctly. If he speaks correctly, you should encourage him and say "well done" to help him build confidence in learning and mastering speaking skills. If he speaks unclearly or unfluently, listen patiently and do not interrupt or scold him at will, which will make the child afraid to speak in front of others in the future or cause him to be nervous and stutter when he speaks.

Music can play a good role in correcting children's stuttering. Rhythmic singing and reciting are helpful for children's language training. After listening to music, children are in a good mood and their attention is distracted from speaking. They are not only focused on the speaking movements. This makes it easier for children to say what they want to say. Storytelling is also a way to help children correct stuttering. Parents can let their children narrate what happened in kindergarten or school; talk to their children and tell them about new books or TV series they have watched. It should be noted that parents and teachers should be patient, and at the same time, children who stutter should remain calm and not panic. Each session should not be too long, as it will easily make children with stuttering feel mentally tired. Generally 20 to 30 minutes is enough. Parents or school and kindergarten teachers should provide warmth and help in many aspects to children with stuttering, and people around them should not tease, laugh at or deliberately imitate the children's stuttering.

Through the above introduction, we have some understanding of the prevention of stuttering in children, so parents can also do this. However, in the process of use, they cannot force it, but need to guide slowly. Slowly, the children will get used to it and follow the parents' expectations. Parents should also keep this in mind.