Patient's question:
My baby suddenly developed stuttering symptoms when he was just over one year old. It's been more than half a year, and there's been no improvement. I'm very worried.Doctor's answer:
Stuttering is a common speech disorder in children, characterized by disfluency, blockage, and repetition. If you notice your child stuttering, avoid harsh criticism or imitating their stuttering. It is important to promptly help them correct the stuttering. Most children's stuttering can be effectively corrected if it has not become a habit and is handled appropriately. The treatment for stuttering generally includes psychological therapy and language correction training.