Explainer video: How do you deal with a child who stutters?
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UniSA speech pathologist Kat Bray provides some tips for parents to help their children overcome a stutter: be patient, don’t finish their sentences, praise them, build their confidence and find a good speech therapist who uses the Lidcombe Program, a behavioural treatment for young children who stutter.
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