Asked by Anonymous at 7:55 PM on Sep. 30, 2009 in Just for Fun
Answer by pookipoo at 7:59 PM on Sep. 30, 2009
Answer by Anonymous at 8:00 PM on Sep. 30, 2009
Answer by MamaChop05 at 8:00 PM on Sep. 30, 2009
I think that for ppl who stutter, it is frustrating trying to talk and ppl not understand what they are trying to say. I think that they can shy away from talking or being social b/c of the time it takes to complete a sentence. My 3-yr-old son stutters, he takes REALLY deep breaths to try and slow down so he doesnt have to repeat himself. Most times ppl get concerned that he is hyperventilating, and in some cases they even laugh at him. (and thats when I go off!) Anyway it gets really bad when he gets excited or is afraid. Therefore, it my opinion that ppl who stutter have a hard time adjusting to new ppl, and that it is hard for them to socialized. I usually dont tell ppl my son stutters b/c then the attention is on his action and annunciation instead of what he is actually trying to saying.
Answer by sugahmamma at 8:04 PM on Sep. 30, 2009
Answer by jesse123456 at 8:38 PM on Sep. 30, 2009
Answer by Anonymous at 8:41 PM on Sep. 30, 2009
Answer by GrnEyedGrandma at 8:45 PM on Sep. 30, 2009
Answer by momavanessa at 8:58 PM on Sep. 30, 2009
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