Wow, that's great. Coming from an immigrant background, my parents never really addressed my stutter. They weren't rude or anything bad about it, but neither did they really show much support into helping me understand it and develop a mature perspective surrounding it. They just pretend it never existed, when it really always has. ​ I just want to say that you sound like an amazing parent already and your son is lucky to have that level of support. If I can offer my own advice being a son myself that stutters, it would help for you to include your child in conversations and initiate conversations with them as much as possible. I'm sure you already do this, but it really makes a big difference when a stutterer is having a block or just doesn't want to speak. It held me back from saying a lot of things to my parents that I wish I had. I know it's not too late thankfully and I will make the most of my future. The more desensitized they become to speaking at a younger age, the easier it is to manage an independent lifestyle. ​ All the best and sending love and positive energy to your family!