Stuttering is a communication disorder characterized by disruptions in speech. Catherine S. Montgomery, executive director of the American Institute for Stuttering, says that people who stutter have a “physical disorder with genetic and neurological roots that typically presents itself when a child is very young.” Children who stutter usually begin around ages 2 to 8 [...]

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You don’t necessarily have a “stuttering child” if your little one sometimes interjects “um” or “uh” into sentences, exhibits disrupted rate and rhythm of speech, or has trouble pronouncing a particular word. These are all normal disfluencies as young children begin to develop their language skills. However, your child may have a stuttering problem if [...]

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