Why Do Kids Stutter

This phenomenon surprised many parents, boy who had gone off to talk perhaps surprised and even pride the family for his elaborate language, begins suddenly stuttering.

It is common around age 3 after a child has begun to speak fluently, it's a passing phase of stuttering. It can occur as a result of a new baby crisis or because, for no apparent reason to explain.

 

Language development does not always follow a linear progressive evolution, but sometimes there are small setbacks, like a kind of respite before further progress.

Our attitude is very important. If done properly, this phase will be temporary in 80 percent of cases, whereas if they commit certain errors, there will be likelihood that stuttering is perpetuated.
It helps to talk slowly and calmly, enhance self-confidence, showing love and praise their positive aspects. If the setbacks are persist for several months, then you have to make a specialized test, if it is establishing a real disorder that requires treatment.

Important things to consider:
- Listening to the boy with no hurry, no signs of impatience (be careful of gestures and body language).
- Do not repeat, do not force him to talk slower.
- Do not finish his words, nor correct or make any comment about it.
- Wait patiently to the end to say what they want.

- Focus on the content of what he says, not how he say and respond only on the basis of content.