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Sadly , you can't do anything about the school part and kids at home do what they have too.. Just raise him strong,he's gonna recover soon...🙏...

Keep doing what ur doing Dont stop him mid sentence and dont even mention the word "stutter" If he has it past 10 it might be an issue but hes already doing so well with it Its very common to gave a ...

When kids start to walk, they often tremble and fall down. That is normal. They take time to learn to walk confidently. We only worry if they keep on trembling after some time. Same applies to speech....

Since I can remember so maybe at 4 years of age. Got over it at like 20. I basically just exposed myself to my worst fears like public speaking, debates, even arguments. I think as someone who stutter...

Its much better as an adult. Except if I am feeling a bit anxious or stressful. The best you can do is not try to finish your sons sentences, treat him no different, and dont make it seem like a probl...

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Honestly, you have to think that even if they took you, it's still likely you would have issues regardless. I'm not defending them, but for me personally I usually just stutter the less confident/more...

He is awesome, thank you! He is expressive enough that I usually know what he's saying even if the words don't come. Mostly I want him to be content and confident to try things he's interested in. I a...

You already caring about this and reaching out to this community makes me know he is in great hands. I was surrounded by so many great people that made my childhood and teenage years better than most...

Thank you for the suggestions! I will look into sports, he has some physical challenges, but he is still really active! He loves music (both his older siblings play the piano).  That is really good ...

Put him in sports if he’s interested! Being on a team, while sometimes challenged me socially, was probably the best thing my parents did for me when I was young. I know you say he’s only 3 so maybe t...

Kids are so cruel. Thank God that I'm not a kid anymore; I still remember all the bullying.  Unfortunately, There is nothing to do, but please give love to your child at home. Address the elephant of ...

I can see you care for him and trying your best. You are doing great as a parent. Just being there means so much trust me on that one. ...

Thank you, my only real issue is that he is distressed when others don't understand and he can't get the word out. He is learning strategies and we are very supportive at home. He is also very soft sp...

Thank you! I practice with him some during the day, but mostly I just run interference so my other kids didn't try to talk over him. He is smart and is already finding synonyms that are easier to say....

You've made some incredible assumptions here that OP never mentioned at all. OP never hinted that they're putting pressure on him, or making him feel like he's doing anything wrong. You're making thos...

Don't push him into social situations if he doesn't want to do that. If speech therapy shows no improvement, don't blame him. He will probably lose the stutter by age 8....

1. Speech therapy 2. IEP 3. Advocating for him 4. Don’t finish sentences for him. Let him take his time 5. Know that his speech will be perfect one day and he’ll stutter a lot the next day 6. Find his...

Stop making him feel like he's doing something wrong. Stress how everyone is different in their own way and that's great. He has his own way of speaking and that's OK just the way he is. The pressure ...

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Question from a parent I have a very young child (3) who has developed a persistent stutter. We're in speech therapy and this is diagnosed. What I am wondering is a little less about treatment directl...