Patient's question:
7-year-old child was very quiet when he was young, but later he became talkative and repeated single words or sentences. How to treat a child's stuttering?Doctor's answer:
When you were a child, answering might be a bit stuttering, and parents don't need to worry too much. This is actually a normal physiological phenomenon, and it can be corrected through correct and scientific methods. Parents should treat children with stuttering correctly, not overcorrect their speech, and prevent punishment or gender discrimination. Do not mock, scold, or curse the child; parents should have enough patience and encourage them to be brave in speaking and not rush to speak. Let them gradually articulate their thoughts and gradually master the patterns of fluent speech. According to the child's verbal expression, you can teach them to read aloud, recite rhymes, tell jokes, and tell stories to the child.