HELP WITH STUTTERING FOR KIDS AND ADULTS: At Home Speedy Speech Therapy Stuttering Exercises

[@CrissyMack]

Instant results for my 4 year old. It brought me to tears. As long as we clap it out, he does not stutter. Thank you so much!

[@Jikiface]

Very helpful and informative! I'm 26 and I've had a stammer/stutter my entire life. Oddly enough, it's been getting worse as I get older. I don't fully know why. But I'm looking around on KZbin and practicing different exercises to help myself gain better control. Thank you for this video!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

You can totally do it. Keep at it! Thanks for watching!

[@Nicole-hw3lx]

I have a kid with apraxia and I want you to know you’ve been helping us soo much! I appreciate you more then you know!❤️❤️

[@susyrodriguez185]

Thank you so much for making this video!! My 5 year old has had a stuttering problem on and off and I have been noticing it becoming more of a problem. I’ve been making sure I give her my complete attention but it still has been hard on her. Tomorrow I will begin to implement these techniques and also share with my husband so we can both be on board with this. Thanks again and God bless you!!🙏🏽

[@Mcm87473]

Hello How is your little one doing now? I am going through this with my 6 year old son.

[@nikahopper2178]

I have been searching for a videos like this for so long!! My son has a very mild stutter and he’s 18 and nervous leaving school and being out in the world.

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Thanks for watching! I hope this helps! I have one other one for helping adults with stuttering if you’re interested!

[@dawnut2440]

Same im 12 im very scared for my future

[@TheBlackRhino]

@@dawnut2440 You'll be fine kid I had a horrible stutter when I was your age and eventually learnt to manage it. I'm 35 now and have a successful career of which requires a lot of talking on the phone and in front of groups of people. There will always be people out there that will judge you because of the way you communicate, the older you get, the less you care about their opinions. The less you care, the more relaxed you are and the better your stutter becomes. Enjoy being yourself and love being in your own skin. You are unique and don't let anyone else tell you otherwise. Peace 🤙

[@dawnut2440]

@@TheBlackRhino thank you

[@rashagohar2414]

@@TheBlackRhino my daughter is 14 years old ..she is stammering problem please give some suggestions I am vvv much worried

[@adamkrol6428]

🙏 thank you. The rhythm makes so much sense. When I start stuttering ,I’ll pause and get angry. Then scream what I wanted to say, and it comes out perfect. Weird

[@TheSpeechScoop]

You got it! Lol

[@dawnut2440]

I don't stutter when i talk to myself or sing or when im reading something, i only stutter when i talk to people

[@princessmildered6245]

Frrr same I don’t know what happenes

[@gamingjoe9905]

Social Anxiety or Stutter fear

[@antiquefirefly1610]

Yeah me too

[@dawnut2440]

Im trying to be confident and not nervous, but i still stutter

[@gamingjoe9905]

@Erika Fenwick Yes cause, When you sing, you use the right side of your brain and some of the left

[@stefanymalvarez]

You're a super speech therapist! Thanks for helping us to help our little ones. ❤️

[@TheSpeechScoop]

That’s so nice! Thank you so much for watching & for the compliment!

[@malkerbino3743]

Am every happy for your advice you give me good procedure about Stammering I will never forget that in my sister, God be with you all the time.

[@raquanwhite3915]

I’m 20 and I suffer from Speech Block. This video was very helpful as I prepare for more professional interviews

[@randallscott1643]

As a Clinical Hypnotherapist I have found from my research, that stuttering is caused by a traumatic event, between the ages of 2-7. the cause is anything from a dog barking in a child's face, to a child seeing some one get shot! this is the spectrum that I have worked with. So when you put someone into hypnosis you go back to the first time they started to stutter. The subconious remembers everything. Then we do forgiveness and let the memory go from the body. Now when you understand how the mind and body work together, you can go back to the memory, and there is no more emotion attached,. that is when the stutter lets go. And becomes the cure. Good luck in the future. If you have any questions please let me know. Thank you for you time.

[@jhinchey5120]

Thank you. My grandson has a stutter that started when his mom and dad got divorced. It started when he was 3 or 4. I wish I could help him.

[@syedmohdrashid3434]

Hi Mate hope you are good,since my childhood I was very Extrovert child but I started Stammering at class 3-4 and till now at age of 40 I still stammer,I got good education ,but stammering is like a curse , Please let me know any cure for Stammering. I will be grateful to you. God bless you mate

[@amrithamehta1534]

Thank you so much for posting this. We’ve been working on stuttering with my 5 year old. We just tried the signing words approach and it’s immediately helping him relax and get his words out

[@TheSpeechScoop]

so happy to hear that!

[@onita9138]

We have the same issue with our 5 years old

[@jacquelinem4828]

Does your child have facial tension when stuttering!?

[@extra222love]

My boy is 4.5 yrs old, he started stuttering 3 months ago after being normal. Our SLP rated his stuttering somewhere between mild and severe. The child being aware of his sudden change in speech (and sometimes nervous) She advised us with the smooth and bumpy technique of which I was hesitant to start with under the notion of not to bring the attention of the child to it. But given the age of the child (3.5+ yrs) and daddy being a stutterer himself, the risk factor was high to not out grow his stuttering and converts to persistent stutterer. Weighing the odds, I decided to start the Smooth-Bumpy, and to my surprise! The child started to improve immediately! It seemed like the child overcame his feeling of “guilt” being unable to talk normally and understood it’s ok to be bumpy! This relieved him a lot and from there he started controlling his speech and using the techniques mentioned in this video (rhythm, easy onset, easy word prolongation) in order to get the word smooth out his mouth, which then he gets praised by us. He’s doing great, he regained his normal pitch (after being lowering it intentionally to hide his stutter) as well as regained 75% of fluency. We are still working with him to achieve full recovery however, most important, we know we are on the right track! Remember, comment his bumpy speech but show it as info not as a blame or being something wrong, then ask the child to repeat his statement using the techniques, then once he says it smooth he gets a lot of praise. Parents praise is the therapy!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Loooove this! Awesome job! ❣️☺️

[@jacquelinem4828]

Is your son still stuttering?

[@extra222love]

@@jacquelinem4828 Thanks for the question! I can positively say he recovered 100%. Can’t be happier than this, however, he gained some sense of shyness which mam and I, working on it. But speech wise, perfect and sound normal to others. Short or long statements, he’s single letter repetition or delay. Thanks God 🙏🏻. If parents are separated, I’ll definitely advise to re-unite, at least, during the child’s healing time. Super important!

[@jacquelinem4828]

@@extra222love that's great for your son! I also wanted to know did your son have any secondary signs while Stuttering? Like tensions in his face?

[@extra222love]

@@jacquelinem4828 Yeah, there was facial tensions while stuttering. This can be countered by word prolonging techniques. Where is your child problem? … is it the starting letter, middle or both? … does the child repeat the letter or delays till the word is said?

[@brittkneee3]

Thank you! Trying this with my 4 year old today. 🙌🏼

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Let me know how it goes!

[@deezombiedude]

I currently teach at a college, and stuttering has always been a big impediment for me. I'll try practice these tips as I go, thank you so much!! 😊

[@TheSpeechScoop]

good luck!

[@Adedoyin_Ogbiye]

That rhythmic approach!!! I am a 28 year old woman and I discovered a few years back that I speak more fluently when there's music or a beat playing in the background. But when that music or beat is gone, I'm back to my struggle. I'm still trying to discover how to implement that rythmic approach even when there's no audible beat. I've always been in the choir and I know quite a few stutterers who sing perfectly. That's one mystery...

[@haric1988]

Hi Ma'am I'm a Speech Language Pathologist. I used to watch videos related to this area..and believe me..your presentations are very informative and to the point. Let your services reach out more n more needy people 🙂 WaY tO gO SpeedySpeech 👏

[@play2winboxingchannel92]

These are some very good tips I will try with my son.

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Let me know how it goes!

[@irohalxvs]

thank you so much for this! i have been suffering with a stutter for so long, ive been trying to fix it :)

[@TheSpeechScoop]

♥️

[@andrewlynch-t8f]

wonderful tips, thank you! I found your other video helpful. never heard about planning speech as useful...in fact I've experimented with the opposite because spontaneity tricks the brain (ego)

[@AmberlyKay]

This was soo nice! Me and my son both stutters we working on it .. ☺️☺️

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Wonderful! you got it! I have a new stuttering video out for adults as well!

[@carinaluxford5233]

I'm in my fifties and have recently developed an increasing issue with stuttering while I work. I work as a therapist with clients with anxiety. I have also a few months back experienced a deeply stressful family situation. Is there likely to be a link between this and my stutter? I wonder also if your exercises are equally helpful for any kind of situation with stuttering, regardless of cause?

[@kim87351]

Not just you are beautiful ❤️ you are really helpful 😊

[@solespeechtherapy6494]

Good ideas, I really like your channel 😊

[@Olivia123-YT]

You are amazing 😍any advise on which books to use with my 4 years old who is stuttering for one year now, any more helpful tips you can give me as a mother to deal with her! Keep up the good work

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Try repetitive books! Like brown bear, what do you see? & polar bear, polar bear, what do you hear? Because they will know what to expect - it’ll help with motor planning & reduce any building anxiety!

[@rasma4455]

I'm bilingual and I only stutter when I'm speaking in my mother tongue but rarely ever when I'm speaking in English 🤔🤔 and it is sooo frustrating I dont understand why that is

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Very interesting! I will research this - thank you!

[@wandaramos7861]

Just wonderful, I've been looking for "how to stop stammering free" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Rincaas Stammify Blocker - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my mate got amazing results with it.

[@noslenaballi3622]

Meeee tooo! I stutter way more in spanish but I can control my stutter pretty well in English.

[@jinx-qb6vp]

I stammer really hard when i'm reading in russian🙈

[@ella549]

same as me, I'm also bilingual but I stutter more in my own language but not as much when I speak English

[@apooto1553]

Yepp I needed those kinds people around me when I was young

[@redzoe85]

I’ve been a stutterer all of my life. Now my 3yr old stutters too. Thanks for the tips. I’ll try the singing/clapping sound for her. SN: Has anyone told you you talk a little fast? 🥴 As a stutterer, people that talk really fast tend to intimate me, makes me feel like I have to catch up to them when I really can’t.

[@believerc1]

For me, people tell me I talk too fast.. if I just breathe and talk slower I won’t stutter most likely, but I keep forgetting

[@dhruvilchhatriwala218]

Thanks for your videos 💜

[@larakim_art]

Thanks for your good video. It is very helpful.

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Thank you for watching!

[@michelleandrea1313]

I’m using this for myself 😩 I’ve stuttered since I was little. But now as an adult it’s even worse. To the point where I can’t even say my own name. Like… really ? My own name. I’m so embarrassed. The looks I get when someone asks me my name and I’m struggling to say a simple word is super embarrassing to me. Also, it’s difficult for me to even order food. Sometimes I don’t get what I want because as soon as I’m about to order, I feel a huge block coming through. So I just say whatever I’m able to say even if that’s not what I want. Anyways, I hope this helps!

[@mcbl7889]

My 4 year old is starting to stutter so I came onto KZbin and watched this video and another. Would you agree to these tips that were presented in another video? #1: parent should talk slowly and with pauses in between, and ask fewer questions. Don’t provoke responses from child, allow them to say whatever they want, when they want. #2: physical closeness. One on one time. At LEAST 10 minutes a day. #3: unlimited patience, don’t hurry or rush child to speak. Even in a hectic situation stop and listen. Make this be more important than what it is your rushing to, or try to give them a 5 minute warning of transition. #4: read books slowly #5: turn taking. make sure you are having everyone in house take turns with talking and other things they are doing. Example: pass the candle stick and when you have it it’s your turn to talk and no one can interrupt until that person is done talking. Anyways, if you wouldn’t mind letting me know if you recommend these tips on top of what you mentioned in your video. Also is there hope that thIs is something he can master and overcome? thank you for your time and I appreciate your videos!!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Hey there! Thank you for the comment, just as a heads up, most children will go through a stuttering phase between age 4 and five as language continues to develop at a rapid rate so that’s actually totally normal! I would say I agree with almost all of these except for reading books slowly, I haven’t heard of that one before - instead I would recommend reading sing songy / rhythmic books or books that rhyme. Giving iContact can also help for example when my daughter was four and going through a stuttering stage I turned my car rearview mirror to face her when she was talking and tried to give a little more attention to help with dysfluencies in the car which was the main trigger - Maybe too many distractions / too much background noise, etc It’s hard to say without seeing the child and hearing about when it’s happening but I think that those are all good ideas to start with for the most part but again it is typical for a child to go through a stuttering phase around age 4

[@mcbl7889]

Thank you so much for the reply!! I am relieved to hear that it is normal for his age! I will continue to keep on applying these tips so that he will be able to develop his speech smoothly during this phase! 🙂 thanks again and May God bless you as you have helped me and others!

[@cadenas008]

I’m a 21 year old male, I have stutter for as long as I remember. Do you have any tips or tricks to help me say my name when I’m introducing myself? I specifically stutter the most when trying to say my name or when I get called on in class.

[@nigelnaicker7948]

preach it bro, a nightmare for me too. im 31 and after countless speech therapies, doesnt help under pressure.

[@TheSpeechScoop]

STEVEN97 that is something that I’ve experienced a pattern with in working with fluency disorders as well. My best advice is to practice using a visual (for example if your name is Jarrod- put post its on the mirror that says “hi” “I’m” “Jar” and one next to it that says “od” (for each syllable) and touch each while saying “jarod” using a melodic tone. Then practice saying it while looking in the mirror. Sometimes, also, when you are introducing yourself to people, for some reason, we always focus on what WE are going to say, vs what the other person is going to say, and when we focus on what we’re going to say (which makes no sense bc we all know our name but think about it In that moment anyway) INSTEAD - FOCUS on really remembering THEIR name! This takes the pressure of you & your name & puts it on remembering THEIR name, which does not raise anxiety, as does when you focus on introducing yourself. It’s a simple change of mindset, but it’s helped several adults Who have asked me about it, and I do this myself as well & it’s somehow helped me be better at remembering names! Hope these help!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

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[@cadenas008]

Thank you for the new video

[@tiffany9584]

i love these exersies they help so nice it calms pepole down :)

[@stutteringclinic9710]

Thank you for the good information

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Glad it was helpful!

[@snowdriftwood]

Great tips!

[@LoneGRoEnt]

Great video. Is it common for ones speech to become worst as they become older?

[@TheSpeechScoop]

not that I have experienced; however, if anxiety increases, it can be a trigger for more dysfluencies in speech

[@TheSpeechScoop]

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[@chelseadaley9770]

Thank you for the advice

[@safaceri87]

Your channel has been fab to find... my 10yr old son has a stutter (repeating words or phrases as a place holder while he tries to find the next word) but he swings between the stutter and at other times slurring his words together so much that even I find it hard to make them out. Should I approach both these problems with the same tips you have here? As in rhythmic and clear? If he has himself caught in a loop and I am genuinely struggling to understand him, what is a good way to help him stop and start again without him feeling interrupted/dismissed? Thanks so much ☺️

[@TheSpeechScoop]

I would let him finish the loop / stutter, etc & then at the end say something along the lines of “so I think you’re saying x, y, z is that right?” & if he says yes, most times children will repeat what you said back so that’s a great way to have a trial without it seeming structured! If he says “no” tell him “let’s think of the most important things in this story & say those words” (dog, lost, neighbor, found) oh! Our neighbors dog was lost and I found him!

[@maddisonraymonde9624]

thank you for doing this video i have severe disfluency

[@sophiaroychoudhury2997]

Love this

[@domenicasalazarb]

Thank you for your help

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Thank you for the comment.

[@patriciaphillips8101]

Children were quite cruel to me with my stutter. My speech Pathologist certainly helped me before I went into adulthood. Now its getting to where I only stutter when I am tired.

[@Dysartish]

I actually sufferd brain damage from a overdose and now have a bad stutter and i was wondering will it go away naturally or do i have to keep doing these exercises. plz help

[@chunkchocolate4406]

I’m 14 and yo when u sing u don’t stutter it’s actual true

[@TheSpeechScoop]

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[@marceloalfonso7130]

Cheers for this, been searching for "how do you speak without stumbling words?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Deyarper Especial Dominance - (do a google search ) ? It is an awesome exclusive guide for discovering how to get rid of your stuttering once and for all without the hard work. Ive heard some super things about it and my cousin got amazing success with it.

[@eylaanaya4074]

This was great, I have been researching "how can i make my voice sound better when talking?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Deyarper Especial Dominance - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a great one off product for discovering how to get rid of your stuttering once and for all minus the normal expense. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my neighbour got amazing success with it.

[@MundoActivoact]

This is just superb, I've been looking for "what activities do speech therapists do?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Deyarper Especial Dominance - (search on google ) ? It is a good exclusive product for discovering how to get rid of your stuttering once and for all minus the hard work. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my mate got great results with it.This is just superb, I've been looking for "what activities do speech therapists do?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Deyarper Especial Dominance - (search on google ) ? It is a good exclusive product for discovering how to get rid of your stuttering once and for all minus the hard work. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my mate got great results with it.

[@leonar4519]

Winner of a video, I've been looking for "therapies for stuttering and stammering" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Deyarper Especial Dominance - (search on google ) ? It is a good one of a kind guide for discovering how to get rid of your stuttering once and for all without the headache. Ive heard some decent things about it and my mate got excellent results with it.

[@deepaebenezer553]

Hi kelli , my son is turning 5 years old next month and he’s developed a stutter all of a sudden a few months ago and typically it’s the first word of the sentences .. iiiii is the problem , he’s a super bright kid with an extremely over developed and extensive vocabulary.. as he’s has 2 older siblings . I stumbled onto your video . I just don’t know how to help him . Ps- he’s being made fun of at times .

[@aquiviene]

Omgoodness THANK YOU 👏👏💐💐💐

[@moustafaalimohammedsalama322]

I am from Egypt, I have 20 years, and I suffer from minor lapses. I want to come to you and get treatment, but my living costs and the army papers prevent me from traveling

[@chrispeterson3464]

Very helpful, and you are very pretty

[@TheSpeechScoop]

That is very nice thank you!

[@tpparentingacademy-alwayzs6624]

Thank you for this. My son age 4 has been stuttering and pronunciation challenges(he calls 'f' as 'p', consonants especially, etc ) for some months now. I think at the beginning of the year. I took him for therapy around February and we couldn't finish our session due to the pandemic. For some weeks now, I noticed he uses his hands to hit himself or raise his leg if standing or sitting when he wants to talk. How can I help him? I've been asking him to stop raising his hands and legs though. Thank you.

[@TheSpeechScoop]

I have a video for the /f/ sound to help teach him at home! no worries, that is a typical substitution so should be a quick fix! :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4bWamWAbMuXeas

[@Froggyvu]

How often should we talk in rhythm?

[@TheSpeechScoop]

practice for about 10 minutes at least 3 times per day!

[@JamesSmith-ds2hi]

I’m 25. I noticed I developed a tiny stutter when I was about 15, but it wasn’t anything major. As time has gone on it has got progressively worse, to the point where I don’t necessarily stutter anymore, but I basically have one big speech block.I physically CANNOT get words out. Over the last 2 years, it has gotten soo bad that I have to write things down on my phone to communicate. Even when I do get words out I speak really fast and I get out of breath very easily. My chest is basically constantly tight,and in always feel breathless. Does anyone know what I am physically doing when I am speaking? And is there anything I can do to fix it?

[@zaynax5385]

im so sorry to hear that man, Id suggest make an appointment with a good therapist (preferably through text so you can easily explain everything). Im 20 and i stutter quite a bit, i dont have that speech block but i just stutter while saying some words. I was going to this therapy and it was working but bcs of some problems i had to quit. my suggestion would be to contact and make an appointment with a PROFESSIONAL therapist from a GOOD hospital bcs that gives you hope that he/she can make it go away. Trust me, thats important

[@theamazingadventureofeduardo]

Thank you so much 😊

[@TheSpeechScoop]

thank you for watching!

[@aliceberardi3631]

I am 14yrs old and I started stuttering about 4 years ago. I stutter every day, but the real problem is when I am at school. Most of the times I can't even pronounce one syllable and my stomach hurts. It's like I'm not breathing anymore. I stutter in every language I know (in front my class) especially in Italian and English. What can I do? Love, Alice💕✨

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Hi Alice, send me an email with this copied and pasted so I can reply - [e-mail]

[@jdbutler2989]

thanks

[@jackbloom1678]

I am 18 and i have a stutter more specifically a block mainly in words that start with "K" and "Q" pronunciation as well as words that start with "T" and "P". Do you have any way i can work arround it or work to surpass my stutter? I would very much appreciate it.

[@cody7657]

I noticed when my son (10) when speaking, he’s the one not making eye contact, almost thinking of what he’s trying to say, often.

[@daughterofmosthigh8074]

I finished my practicum but didn't have any stuttering students to practice on. lolol! That was wonderful!!! Thank youuu!

[@jellybeanbu]

Thank you for this video. My son just started stuttering during the pandemic, so therapy will have to wait. :( We did go through it with my now seven year old and she's about 90% fluent now. My question is that I was taught with my daughter to no bring attention to it, but if you model smooth and bumpy speech, isn't that creating an awareness that he may not have had? (He's four, pretty severe stutter all the sudden so perhaps he is aware.) Thankful for any input!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

jellybeanbu hey there, I also went through this with my daughter when she was 4. Sometimes it truly is a phase and can be brought on or exacerbated by change (I.e. like a huge schedule change due to the pandemic, causing undiagnosed childhood anxiety) for a little on who is not diagnosed with a fluency disorder, that would also be my advice / approach, is to wait until schedules/routines normalize or return to normal, and not draw attention to it. Sometimes it truly is just a phase - my daughters lasted about 7-8 months. While not drawing attention to it, Try your best to make sure the environment is conducive to conversation when he is talking (I.e. TV/music off, no other noise going on to cause a distraction, have both your face and his face in full view, listening attentively & making eye contact) Lmk how it goes over the months! I think he may grow out of it! If not, I’ll be here to help!

[@extra222love]

My boy is 4.5 yrs old, he started stuttering 3 months ago after being normal. Our SLP rated his stuttering somewhere between mild and severe. The child being aware of his sudden change in speech (and sometimes nervous) She advised us with the smooth and bumpy technique of which I was hesitant to start with under the notion of not to bring the attention of the child to it. But given the age of the child (3.5+ yrs) and daddy being a stutterer himself, the risk factor was high to not out grow his stuttering and converts to persistent stutterer. Weighing the odds, I decided to start the Smooth-Bumpy, and to my surprise! The child started to improve immediately! It seemed like the child overcame his feeling of “guilt” being unable to talk normally and understood it’s ok to be bumpy! This relieved him a lot and from there he started controlling his speech and using the techniques mentioned in this video (rhythm, easy onset, easy word prolongation) in order to get the word smooth out his mouth, which then he gets praised by us. He’s doing great, he regained his normal pitch (after being lowering it intentionally to hide his stutter) as well as regained 75% of fluency. We are still working with him to achieve full recovery however, most important, we know we are on the right track! Remember, comment his bumpy speech but show it as info not as a blame or being something wrong, then ask the child to repeat his statement using the techniques, then once he says it smooth he gets a lot of praise. Parents praise is the therapy!

[@jellybeanbu]

@@TheSpeechScoop to my surprise, modeling smooth and bumpy speech and working with him just a few times made the sitter disappear. My daughter, it came and went at first, so I assumed it would request, but it hasn't all these months. He's a chatterbox that talks age appropriately and I'm so thankful. My daughter has graduated it off speech too, but she has a rather slow rate of speech, and will always just have her own unique pattern. Thank you for the help this video offered. I'm VERY grateful. ♥️ God bless.

[@darrinkelly6891]

thank you

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Thanks for the comment!

[@jayaprabhavijayaraghavan4685]

Hi I have a 10 year old son who started to stammer recently . Can I have a session with you to understand what is he going through.

[@TheSpeechScoop]

when specifically are you noticing that he is stuttering?

[@Yatheeshdatta]

Will this workout for adults with stuttering?

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Adults with stuttering - I am going to post a new video for this tomorrow or saturday! check back!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

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[@Yatheeshdatta]

@@TheSpeechScoop thanks

[@seancaldwell7393]

My son is 4 he has had problems with speaking we have him in speech therapy I was wondering would a stutter stop a kid from talking or would a stutter for after he’s speaking

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Although it should not, Stuttering can definitely cause anxiety, embarrassment & discourage children from speaking when given the opportunity. I hope your little ones isnt feeling this way, if he is, make sure to provide some extra encouragement and reinforce his efforts & message whenever he speaks by making eye contact & producing his message back to him fluently to assure him that you heard & understood him! Hang in there!

[@BrittRenae1-v7d]

❤️💕 this!

[@jdbutler2989]

I stutter thanks for the tips

[@kavitam2962]

Hi mam.. My daughter is five years old... She stutters only on words starting with vowels.. Like ..on..in ...are ..after... I... Etc... She gets frustrated when the words don't come out... She starts gasping... What should I do..??

[@veronicar-k806]

Sorry I’m reading this late but did you ever find any solutions? My 6 year old is having such a hard time speaking and then breathing as well it’s breaking my heart I don’t know what to do

[@alexischarlotte4685]

Hello I'm writing from Maryland USA, I Thank God for directing me to Dr Isibor on KZbin who sent me herbal supplements and cured me from stutter with his herbs in less than 2 weeks. I speak fluently now so happy 😁😁

[@DrCory48]

Good video

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@Lil_Stanker]

sometimes I take a deep breathe and spit out all the words fast out loud and it works 🤣

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Boom! Done! Very nice!

[@deemamathew4001]

How do u think we can help a child who is just 2.5.. n stuttering with secondaries, blocks, hard contact etc. Diagnosis reveals moderate stuttering!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

lots of imitation at the phrase level, using easy onsets and melodic intonation approaches. also maybe incorporate the "pull out" method of stopping the sentence and re-starting when necessary to reduce the secondaries. let me know! - I bought an awesome "fluency: packet on teachers pay teachers a while ago - I think it had a snail on it - for speech activities with a ped

[@gaurideshpande7971]

My student exhibits hard blocks on specific syllables. especially /h/. I have tried easy onsent. I have also tried non speech sounds to start with. But it seems its not helping much. What else can you suggest?

[@alexischarlotte4685]

Hello I'm writing from Maryland USA, I Thank God for directing me to Dr Isibor on KZbin who sent me herbal supplements and cured me from stutter with his herbs in less than 2 weeks. I speak fluently now so happy 😁😁

[@gunner6325]

So I went to a hospital they ask my name and i start stuttering he said you don’t know your name ! And its just hit me hard 💔

[@newscoverage2885]

Aw I'm so sorry I can relate

[@kyshawntv6285]

@@newscoverage2885 I go through this with my name, birthdate, phone number, and pretty much everything else lol. I hate it here

[@newscoverage2885]

For me it's my name because it starts with an s and those are hard for me

[@Jasmin-ej4wl]

Sorry for you 💔💔💔💔😫

[@gunner6325]

@@Jasmin-ej4wl 😚😚😊😊☺️

[@sarimaamir4547]

Plz help me , I stammer alot , I'm 14 years old...Help me I can't say anything in school because if I will say then I will stammer

[@TheSpeechScoop]

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[@sarimaamir4547]

@@TheSpeechScoop I have watched the video but it will not help me, I stammer on the first word like words starting with t,c .. Plz tell me some exercises that I should do to reduce my stammer .. I need to do it before school starts..

[@laquishasims7830]

Hey I have a 5 year old that started stuttering when he was 4 can I get a session with you?

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Hi there, I only do consultations and I’m currently on a wait list, but I’m happy to offer advice if you want to send me a video of your little one talking to my email :) [e-mail] and I can offer him some personalized support/strategies

[@laquishasims7830]

Speedy Speech yes I will ..thank you so much

[@Mariasosa29]

My son is 6 years old and he just started stuttering like 4 weeks ago out of nowhere do you know what might causes this?

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Yes, lots of stuttering can be induced by triggers of anxiety, even when the child is unaware. Try to think of or notice things that might be stressing him/ out of routine/ different or changing for him! Also be sure to give full attention when he talks, not rush him or complete the sentences & maintain eye contact with patience if at all possible! :) let me know if you have any other questions!

[@alexischarlotte4685]

Natural herbal medicine helped me beat stuttering, after long period of battling almost lost my job thanks to Dr Isibor on youtube his herbs are wonderful.

[@ramnaresh_8]

Ma'am I'm an adult and pronounce words like in a child directed speech, what is the term for this and how to treat it?

[@ramnaresh_8]

@lizzy canal could you please mention the youtube channel in the reply here?

[@keiththompson933]

I have a intermittent stuttering in adults now . I have a speech problem since I was little. I start how to talk since I was 7 years old in developmental delay.. Now I 44 years-old middle-aged man sometimes I still stuttering I get frustrated sometimes I okay

[@EmmanuelSunday-ux3hp]

Only a few people really know and understand the fact that root and natural herbs are the best remedy to cure any diseases or disorder completely . Thanks to Doctor isibor alternative herbs which helped me overcame stammering I’m glad his herb works and I’m happy that my stammering is not a thing of the past

[@braynhilton5300]

I know treatment to help recover from Autism spectrum and speech delay completely.

[@YungAcee73343]

None of these mentally work for me is there anything that can help

[@YungAcee73343]

@lizzy canal isn’t herbal medicine for sore throat ?

[@Jasmin-ej4wl]

Ty❤️😍

[@julissamarquez6425]

im 13 and i stutter🥺😢

[@TheSpeechScoop]

how can i help? :) Some "stutters" are natural so don't worry too much!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIrVlZd5j6eWhMk

[@tesfayevenus9397]

hi miss i stutter am 23 and please am suffering please help me, how you can help me?am wating

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Hi, of course

[@tesfayevenus9397]

@@TheSpeechScoop so pleS help me

[@mohandan5633]

My son is 5 year old. He stutter while pronounce first letter of any word. Kindly help

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Hi there! try to target words that start with /h/ because it is not a "hard" sound! like "hey! ho, hi, who, whoa," let me know how that goes!

[@emilyavery1804]

Hello 👋 I’m from US Charlotte, I’m also taking Doctor Isibor herbal treatment for stuttering it’s been 2 week’s now I’m really glad to see great change with this treatment

[@123lovedance456]

👍

[@TheSpeechScoop]

thank you!

[@prajaktalawande7409]

I am fast talker.due to this i suffer stutterness.help me

[@TheSpeechScoop]

I am going to post a new video very soon on stuttering for adults - check back!

[@rbaldwi6]

Thanks Beautiful 💋🌷

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Thanks for watching!

[@alexischarlotte4685]

#drisibor

[@khayalabdullayef3242]

I have been stuttering for 10 years .i cant get rid of this shit ? Who can help me

[@NourAhmad-wy2rt]

🫶🫶🫶

[@hannahyuh2455]

i hate when people think your lieing bc you Stutter

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Definitely frustrating

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[@alexstar7973]

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[@taelloyd5522]

Down bad 😹👎🏽

[@THEREALCAPTAINDREAD]

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[@Boudicaisback]

I doubt it. She seems like the type of woman who highly respects herself

[@jdbutler2989]

thanks