/kloc-What should a 0/0-year-old child do if he stutters? I believe that when parents see their baby start talking, their inner excitement is unparalleled. As the baby grows into a child, some children have no problem talking, while others stutter. So, what should children aged 10 stutter?
First of all, parents should not put too much pressure on their children. Parents are understandably anxious when they see their children stuttering, but don't put too much pressure on their children. Too many bad signals from others will aggravate your symptoms, and the more nervous you are, the more you stutter.
Secondly, parents should encourage and guide their children to gradually get rid of stuttering. Stuttering is often related to children's psychological factors. Children themselves want to get rid of stuttering, but the more they want to express themselves, the more unclear they are. Therefore, it doesn't matter if parents guide and educate their children and speak slowly. Parents encourage their children and give them confidence when they make progress in stages.
In most studies, it is mentioned that it is generally no problem for children under 12 to completely correct stuttering, because children of this age have not fully realized the influence of the outside world, and they are not as concerned as people of other ages, so it is much easier to get rid of stuttering at this time and the impact on the future will be much smaller, so it is possible to completely correct it.
What are the causes of stuttering? Stuttering will have a lifelong effect on a person. If stuttering is not cured, it will not only cause inferiority to children, but also affect their future life and work. However, everything must be found from the root cause, and then treated at the root cause, and the chances of cure will be higher. So, what is the main reason for stuttering?
1, genetic factors: the family incidence of stuttering patients can reach 36% ~ 55%, so some people think it is related to genetic factors, which may be a single gene inheritance. It is also found that left-handed people are more common in stuttering patients and their relatives, and people think that stuttering is related to the dominant side of the brain.
2. Physical factors: Many children have been affected by harmful factors during perinatal period or infancy, such as toxemia of pregnancy, fetal hemorrhage or physical diseases, or some infectious diseases during development, which weaken the nervous system function and affect speech function, thus resulting in stuttering.
3. Mental factors: Children's stuttering often occurs after acute or long-term mental trauma, so many theories believe that mental factors may be an important cause of stuttering.
4. Other factors: Some preschool children stutter because of imitation. Part of the data is based on EEG, electromyography of vocal cord muscles and the clinical efficacy of haloperidol. Conclusion: Stuttering may be related to the increased activity of limbic system and reticular complex, the uncoordinated function of vocal muscles and the biochemical disorder of basal ganglia, but further clinical demonstration is needed.
Some parents are too eager for their baby, and people around them laugh at the way they speak, which makes the baby nervous when he speaks, afraid of saying the wrong thing and stuttering for a long time.
In short, stuttering may be the result of a combination of physiological and psychological factors. As parents, we should eliminate the bad factors that may cause children to stutter in time to ensure that children can grow up healthily.