Patient's question:
Doctor: Since she was born at the end of 2008 and then in April, June, August, and October 2009, my daughter never willingly lands from a height of 60 centimeters to 20 centimeters. However, she quickly: cries, doesn't faint, and just has weak legs. Now my daughter: sees something and immediately brings it to her mouth to eat. Is this a sign of childhood stuttering?Doctor's answer:
Here are some points to keep in mind when talking to your child:1. Talk in a relaxed conversation and pause for a few seconds before speaking. Gentle words are more effective than any criticism or advice (such as "slow" and "again").
2. Reduce the number of questions. Make it more comfortable for your child to express their opinions than to answer questions.
3. When your child stutters, communicate with them through facial expressions or body language. Show that you are listening to what they are saying, regardless of what it is.