Patient's question:
My cousin's child has a congenital stutter. Every time they speak, it's hard to understand, and the words come out in a jumble. Only my cousin can understand them. What are some small tricks or remedies that can help treat stuttering?Doctor's answer:
If a child stutters, in this case, the only option is to provide the child with some oral training, allowing the child to gradually learn some things. This can help alleviate some stuttering. During training, do not put more psychological pressure on the child. If a child stutters and the child makes mistakes during training, please do not scold the child. Otherwise, the child will lose confidence, which will have a significant impact on the child's training.