Patient's question:
The baby has never liked to talk since he was young. When he first started learning to speak, there was a slight stutter, usually repeating the last word several times. What should I do about the stutter?Doctor's answer:
Follow the prescribed time to eat dinner to ensure sufficient deep sleep and rest. Encourage children to listen to fluent, melodious, and concise language. Parents can naturally lead the child to read together. Parents should be patient and attentive, engaging more in conversation with the child, practicing more and correcting less, to completely eliminate the child's psychological pressure. This allows the child to mentally self-regulate and self-correct during the speaking process. When conversing with the child, the pace can be slowed down significantly. If the child doesn't respond immediately, don't rush. Parents can naturally and attentively continue the conversation, immersing the child in a natural dialogue atmosphere. This helps reduce the child's awareness of stuttering over time, gradually alleviating and even completely eliminating the psychological pressure caused by stuttering.