Your child may feel he is the only kid in the world who stutters. No one else speaks the way he does in his class, grade or even school. He feels alone in his struggle. But, did you know there are many groups and resources for kids and teens who stutter and their families that …
Rush, rush, rush. Cooking, shopping, traveling, finishing up work deadlines, school is out, kids are excited, looking at the holiday lights, visiting with loved ones you haven’t seen in a while, squeezing in those family memories. While full of wonder and excitement, the holidays bring about additional stress. What does this mean for you or …
Preschool parents…you did not cause your child to stutter. Take a deep breath and read that again. You did not cause your child to stutter. If you are reading this, it’s because you are proactively searching for advice about your child’s speech and language development. Excellent! You have taken a step in the right direction …
Teens. Do you have a plan to disclose your stutter to your teachers? Why is this form of self-advocacy so important? “Won’t the teachers figure out I stutter anyway?” Yes, they will figure it out anyway. But, it might take a while. Picture this scenario…Your teacher doesn’t know you stutter. You haven’t stuttered in class …
