Craig Coleman

If your 3-year-old has started repeating words or getting “stuck” while talking, you may be wondering: Is this stuttering? Is it normal? Should I be worried? First — take a breath. Many 3-year-olds go through periods of speech disfluency. But some children do develop true stuttering. Knowing the difference can help you respond calmly and appropriately. Is It Normal for a 3-Year-Old to Repeat Words? Yes — repetition at age 3 can be completely normal. Between ages 2 and 4, children’s language...

A Modern Approach to Stuttering Therapy for Children, Teens, and Adults If you’re searching for stuttering therapy, you may be asking: Can stuttering be fixed? It’s one of the most common questions parents and adults ask. At the Coleman Stuttering Center, our answer may surprise you. We do not focus on fixing stuttering. We focus on improving communication participation, confidence, and quality of life. What Is Stuttering? Stuttering is a genetic and neurophysiological speech difference...