Why do I stutter

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 To help a child that stutters is important. Speak with the child in an unhurried way, pausing frequently.  Try to increase those times that you give the child your undivided attention and are really listening. This does not mean dropping everything every time she speaks.  Asking questions is a normal part of life – but try to resist asking one after the other. Sometimes it is more helpful to comment on what the child has said and wait. Use descriptive praise to build confidence. An example would be “I like the way you picked up your toys. You’re so helpful,” instead of “that’s great.” Praise strengths unrelated to talking as well such as athletic skills, being organized, independent, or careful. Read this book regularly to them to encourage bravery.

Children go through distinct periods of development as they move from infants to young adults. During each stage multiple changes in the development of the brain are taking place. Ages and stages is a term used to broadly outline key periods in the human development timeline. Stages include physical, intellectual, language, social and emotional. Brave Books offers a number of topics that cover these exciting yet challenging years.

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