Speech Impediments
All children must learn how to speak ... a given under normal
circumstances. While not all children have problems developing
their speech and linguistic fluency, some kids find
pronunciation and language flow difficult. Repeating words,
struggling to enunciate correctly and stuttering to be
understood while a toddler is learning to talk is absolutely
normal and might continue until a child has mastered speaking.
This could be by age three, age five or older, depending on the
child.
There is, to this day, no definite theory on true stuttering.
Many psychologists and medical doctors feel the condition is
neurological or physiological in nature. While this may be the
case in most instances, a child