Patient's question:
Two years old, talking was still okay, but then slowly started stuttering? Two years old, talking was still okay, but then slowly started stuttering?Doctor's answer:
Stuttering is a common speech disorder in children, characterized by speech that is not fluent, blocked, and repeated. Children are prone to stuttering again between the ages of 2-3 because the effectiveness of visual memory at this age is lower than that of verbal memory. In other words, children have encountered many things, but their vocabulary is limited and not well-anchored. When they urgently want to express their thoughts but cannot immediately find the appropriate words, it is important to help them correct their stuttering in a timely manner. Most children's stuttering, if not habitual and addressed appropriately, can be effectively corrected.