Some tips on how to stop Stuttering?

Tell them to stop, pause, calm and speak.

Thats what I do.

thhink beforee you speakkkk!
i hav the same problem!

I’ve heard reading out loud helps. Learning how to calm down, and speak slowly while excited should help, too. I’m not an expert, but I can imagine that the more she practices, the better she’ll become.

maybe take classes, they help a lot, my friend too them and she got better with her “s’s” lol.

Have them read out loud

I myself when I get too excited I stutter but my advice to her would be to slow down and when she says it to really make the word with her mouth…if that makes any sense lol

I would say elementary schools usually have speech classes? Or outside of school speech classes would help!

speech therapy, Ritalin, lots of stuff

1.) There Is No Time Pressure : Speak only when you feel ready to.

2.) Establish Good Eye Contact : All the good speakers out there know it is important to look the person in the eye when you are speaking to them.

3.) Don’t Hold Back : When you are ready to say what you have to say, speak at the top of your breath confidently with no hesitations.

4.) Thought Formulation : Gather your thoughts into your head and mentally convert them into words before you even begin to open your mouth and say something.

5.) Pronounce with Assertion : Attack each word, stressing pronunciation and articulation. There you have it, what you have learned are the five things that I keep in mindwhich has helped me learn how to cure stuttering.

Stuttering is due to trying to talk faster than your brain proses words so the way to stop stuttering is to slow down when you talk so work on think be for you speak and Annunciation

i do taht when i am nervous

BE PATIENT LET HER JUST TAKE HER TIME OR YOU CAN MAYBE PURCHASE THAT HOOKED ON PHONICS

I helped one of my good friends stop stuttering, so I hope I can help Adelaide. I told my friend to just think what he wants to say, and make sure he knows what he wants to say, that way, the words are clear to his mind and mouth. I personally talk really fast, so I come to a jam some times on what to say, and its kind of stuttery, so just think what is going to be said. Also, talking to her alot will really help. And play word games, like, who can talk slower. This one really helps. Start with you saying a sentence, like, for example: The apple is very crunchy, but also sweet and juicy. Then get her to say that very slowly, and then see how fast she can get, without stuttering. That one worked really well with my friend.

So like I said, tell Adelaide to think what she wants to say, and try a word game or two. I really hope this helps you and your little cousin, and if you need anything, don’t hesitate to ask. Talk to you another time,

-Kurisu.

well coming from someone who used to stutter really bad in school it is a real challenge, not to mention all the teasing I got, which really hurts. Have them slow down as they are talking and to repeat what ever they are saying, and mean while do not laugh at them or try to make them hurry up with what they are trying to say. try that and good luck to you!