Children who are left to “grow out of” a stuttering problem are likely to remain stutterers into adolescence – and the embarrassment of stuttering may even make the problem worse ...

If so, they could have a form of dysfluency simply known as stuttering. What Is Stuttering? Many young kids go through a stage between the ages of two and five when they stutter. This might make ...

As many as five percent of preschool children nationwide have repetitions and prolongations of sounds severe enough to be of concern to their parents. The DVD in English and Spanish, Stuttering ...

And she’s learned that when she’s upfront about her stutter, she’s more comfortable participating in school. Among the many challenges of remote learning, children who stutter say that ...

Studies find kids who stutter struggle with self-esteem and report high levels of bullying. Heffler said he got bullied "ruthlessly" as a child and his stutter isn't as bad as other people's.

It is estimated that around five per cent of children will start to stutter at some point in their childhood. For most of these children, the stuttering will go away on its own within a few months ...

Young bilingual children have a heightened risk of stuttering, according to a new study. These children also have less chance of recovery from stuttering than monolingual speakers who stutter.

“Help children who stutter and other stutter to improve their ... The camp will have activities that emphasize a positive environment for communication.