Patient's question:
I don't know if he has this situation, and his mental state isn't good either. May I ask how to handle it if the baby is almost two years old and still doesn't speak much?Doctor's answer:
This is generally a normal phenomenon, caused by the delayed development of the child's language center. There is no need to worry about this. It is necessary to communicate more with the child in daily life, encouraging them to engage in discussions on topics they are interested in. This will stimulate the child's language center, thereby improving their language skills. Patience is required, and there should be no haste. Parents and teachers should treat children with stuttering correctly. Those around them should not ridicule or mock them, but instead provide psychological support to help the child overcome the tension associated with stuttering. Participating in specialized language training, including muscle relaxation, even breathing, controlling speech speed, and prolonging the pronunciation of "initial sounds" (), can be beneficial.