After acquiring a certain level of language ability, children generally speak more clearly and smoothly. However, there are also a small number of children who experience stuttering after learning to speak, which makes parents very anxious and unsure whether to let their children recover on their own or seek effective treatment at the hospital. Can children's stuttering heal on their own? The following insights are for reference only.
Usually, although a small percentage of children stutter after learning to speak, the majority of children who stutter are able to recover on their own as they age. But while children recover from stuttering, parents should also take measures as early as possible to help them recover and achieve better self-healing effects.
Why do children stutter
1. When children are not proficient in speaking, it can be difficult for them to express what they are thinking, and they cannot say what they want to say smoothly, so they are prone to stuttering. At this point, parents should promptly help children learn how to speak fluently.
2. If children often stutter for a long period of time, it is likely that the brain part that controls language ability is not developing well enough.
3. Children are more easily frightened, so if parents often beat and scold them when they are still young, it can easily lead to a psychological shadow in children, resulting in stuttering.
