What causes sudden stuttering?

Many people will inexplicably experience stuttering. Stuttering means that they cannot speak coherently and some words have to be repeated twice before they can say the next sentence. People who stutter often have difficulty expressing themselves correctly, and this can have a great impact on communication. Therefore, if you find stuttering, you should correct it in time. So what causes stuttering?

Regarding the child's stuttering problem, parents should first patiently guide the child, let him speak correctly, don't be anxious, think clearly before speaking, and let him speak slowly. Be bolder when you speak, don't be serious, and don't be afraid. Encourage him to build up his determination and gradually correct himself.

Secondly, parents should not laugh at children who stutter, and certainly not beat or scold them because of stuttering. Parents themselves should not show anxiety to avoid adding unnecessary pressure and anxiety to their children.

In addition, parents should observe and analyze their children's lives to find out in which situations their children are prone to stuttering and in which situations they can speak fluently. Whenever possible, minimize adverse situations and smooth over conversations to reduce your child's anxiety. When necessary, select some simple sentences as the content of the speech so that the children can answer easily.

In terms of attitude, you should show some friendliness to your child, for example, gently stroke your child's head with your hand, or hug your child affectionately. Then use a gentle tone to comfort the child: "Don't be in a hurry when speaking, and don't speak intermittently. Take it slowly and think clearly before speaking. Even if you make mistakes, it doesn't matter. Mom and Dad won't blame you or interrupt you." Then mom and dad will patiently wait for the child to finish speaking and don't urge them.

If a child talks too little to others in normal times, he will be afraid that he cannot speak well when speaking in front of strangers, and the more serious the problem is, the more he will stutter. Parents can choose an environment that makes their children feel relaxed, such as at home; or they can choose uncles, aunts or children that the children are more familiar with, and try to chat in a relaxed and natural environment to encourage the children to talk more. The content of the conversation can be some topics that the child is familiar with, such as the child's favorite games and sports activities. TV programs. Talk about your children’s interests and hobbies in a relaxed atmosphere to help them master their most fluent speaking method and make it a habit to stick to it.