Patient's question:
Today my child is 3 years and 2 months old, but they still can't speak clearly. I don't know why... It's just mumbled, is it because they are still too young or do they have a stuttering problem?Doctor's answer:
Focus on language training for young children to enhance interpersonal communication; acquire more vocabulary to improve expressive ability; parents should pay attention to their own language expression and set a correct learning example for their children. For those who already have stuttering, select simple, easy-to-sing songs with a slower pace and pleasant rhythm according to their age characteristics. Additionally, listen to music frequently (preferably "pure" instrumental music) to adapt to and accept the speed and rhythm of music, thereby accelerating the transition from singing to speaking, gradually eliminating the stuttering defect, and making language expression more fluent and natural.