Patient's question:
My wife's cousin's son has had stuttering since birth. When he was over a year old, it became noticeable that he would pronounce "brother" as "dodo" every time, making it impossible to understand what he was saying. So, what are the common mispronunciation techniques associated with stuttering?Doctor's answer:
It is difficult for people with stuttering to pronounce. The pronunciation of people who stutter must be slow and gentle, and must be guided by ordinary people to make the voice accurate. The voice must be gentle, not too heavy, and will stutter. Usually, when pronouncing, you must change your tongue. If your tongue is not extended, you will still stutter when speaking. When talking to people who stutter, pay attention to deep breathing. If you say it this way, it will be softer.