Stuttering

​It is quite common for many young kids to go through a stage between the ages of two and five where they stutter and repeat certain syllables, words or phrases. They may prolong words, pause in mid-word, or skip certain sounds and syllables. Stuttering is a form of disfluency — which is an interruption in the flow of speech. In many instances, this usually goes away by the age of five. However it may persist longer for few children. There is no cure for stuttering, however, your child can be treated and counselled to develop an appropriate speech.​