Stuttering, or stammering is also called ‘dysfluency’. Many young children go through a stage where they repeat sounds, words or phrases. This is a part of normal development. Learning to talk takes time and co-ordination of the speech muscles, and children often have lots of things to say but not quite enough language to express them all.
This resource has some useful strategies to help children who stutter.
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