Description
Stuttering is a speech disturbance issues affecting eloquence. Those who experience these difficulties marked the first repetition of words or in hard to pronounce certain words. The cause of stuttering, the majority (60%) due to genetic factors and delays in talking while still a toddler.
Symptom
Early signs of stuttering occurs when children aged 18-24 months, when children learn to say certain words. Whereas a person who stutters in teenage or more marked with difficulty saying certain words.
Treatment
There are various treatments available for stuttering. One method of these therapies can improve patients with stuttering speech to some degree, but until now there is no specific cure for stuttering. Yet there is a stuttering therapy can help sufferers. Stuttering can be treated with the upbringing of parents such as:
Stuttering is a speech disturbance issues affecting eloquence. Those who experience these difficulties marked the first repetition of words or in hard to pronounce certain words. The cause of stuttering, the majority (60%) due to genetic factors and delays in talking while still a toddler.
Symptom
Early signs of stuttering occurs when children aged 18-24 months, when children learn to say certain words. Whereas a person who stutters in teenage or more marked with difficulty saying certain words.
Treatment
There are various treatments available for stuttering. One method of these therapies can improve patients with stuttering speech to some degree, but until now there is no specific cure for stuttering. Yet there is a stuttering therapy can help sufferers. Stuttering can be treated with the upbringing of parents such as:
- Provide a relaxed home environment that provides many opportunities for children to speak. Set aside a certain time when child and parent can speak free of distractions.
- Parents resist the temptation to criticize when a child is talking or not react to what is discussed negarif children. Parents also should avoid punishing the child for any errors or ask your child to repeat stuttered words until they speak fluently.
- Do not force the child to talk verbally in front of people.
- Listen attentively to the child when he speaks.
- Speak slowly and casually. If a parent speaks this way, children will mimic speaking slowly and relaxed.
- Waiting for the child to say the word in question. Do not try to resolve the child's mind.
Many of the most popular therapy programs for stuttering focus on relearning how to talk. Psychological effects of stuttering that often occur, such as fear of speaking to strangers or in public, are also discussed in most of the progra
