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“Why does my child repeat sounds or get stuck when they talk?”
“Why does my child repeat sounds or get stuck when they talk?”
“Is it normal for them to pause, rush, or stumble over their words?”
“Is it normal for them to pause, rush, or stumble over their words?”
“Should I be worried if their speech sounds bumpy, fast, or hard to follow?”
“Should I be worried if their speech sounds bumpy, fast, or hard to follow?”
If you hear yourself asking these questions, you’re not alone — and stuttering or cluttering therapy can help your child communicate with more ease, confidence, and flow.
If you hear yourself asking these questions, you’re not alone — and stuttering or cluttering therapy can help your child communicate with more ease, confidence, and flow.
Common Signs of Stuttering/Cluttering Difficulties
Common Signs of Stuttering/Cluttering Difficulties
This may look like:
This may look like:
Repeating sounds, syllables, or whole words (e.g., “b‑b‑ball” or “I‑I‑I want…”)
Getting “stuck” or blocked where no sound comes out
Stretching out sounds (“ssssssun”)
Speech that sounds rushed, uneven, or hard to follow
Tension in the face, neck, or body when speaking
Avoiding certain words or situations because talking feels difficult
Frustration or anxiety when trying to speak
Difficulty organizing thoughts into clear, smooth sentences
Talking very fast, with words blending together (common in cluttering)
Ready to Support Your Child’s Speech Fluency?
You don’t have to navigate this alone. Reach out today to schedule an evaluation or learn how fluency therapy can help your child communicate with more ease, confidence, and flow.
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