The three-year-old baby actually started stuttering. What should parents do if they find their children stuttering?

Children's stuttering refers to the abnormal rhythm and prosody of children's speech, which always repeats the first syllable. Children have strong imitation ability. Many children stutter because they imitate stutterers. Now consider whether there are any recent cases of imitating stuttering, and the child suddenly stutters. When parents find their children stuttering, don't blame them too much, otherwise the children will become scared and nervous when they speak, which is not conducive to the improvement of stuttering symptoms. Encourage your child to speak at a lower speed when talking to him or her, so that he or she can learn his or her parents' oral style.

The phenomenon you are talking about is "the expression of language retrogression", that is, children suddenly regress to the stage they have already passed. For example, a child who is fluent in sentences suddenly stutters or has only a few words. Please don't worry if this happens, because most children have this phenomenon because their brains are active and develop rapidly, and their mouths can't keep up and they can't express themselves.

In this case, first of all, listen to what the child said patiently, instead of staring at whether he speaks fluently. If the child stutters, don't deliberately stop him or suppress him, and don't like to interrupt and urge him. Tell the child not to worry. Think about it and speak slowly. When children can't express appropriate words, if adults understand, try to give them some hints to confirm (never use words to stimulate children, which will bring frustration to children, and children don't like to express themselves if they are not confident; At the same time, don't laugh at children and play tricks on them. Some children may find it "fun" and turn it into deliberate behavior.

Every child grows up differently. If the child stutters, it is best to take the child to the hospital for examination to rule out language function or other physical diseases. Parents should have enough patience to teach their children to avoid giving them too much psychological pressure and aggravating stuttering. Parents can ask their children more questions to stimulate their brain development, which can help them talk more and relieve symptoms.