Patient's question:
I have a friend, and when their child came to my house to play, they noticed that the child had some stuttering. They hadn't paid much attention to the child before, but why did the child suddenly start stuttering? What are the causes of stuttering in children?Doctor's answer:
The reasons for infant stuttering are usually as follows. When children are infants, because their speech is unclear, their expressions cannot keep up, they tend to stutter when speaking and also stutter when imitating others. Excessive panic or anxiety, as well as stimulating phenomena, can also lead to stuttering. Parents must never face their children with nervous expressions or even scold them, saying, "How can you speak like this," which increases the child's psychological pressure and may truly lead to stuttering. Correcting children's stuttering is best done as early as possible.