Need not worry, it is normal due to cold , resolve spontaneous, avoid scolding her

It looks like temporary stammering...No need to worry...Don't scold her...

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At 2 years of age, temporary stammering (speech disfluency) is quite common, especially after illness or during rapid language development. At this age: * The brain is developing language very quickly. * Children often think faster than they can speak. * After fever or illness, mild temporary regression can occur. * This is usually developmental, not neurological. It often appears as: * Repeating first sounds (e.g., “b-b-b-ball”) * Repeating words * Briefly getting stuck before a word In most cases, it improves on its own over weeks to a few months. What you should do: * Do not interrupt or correct her repeatedly. * Avoid telling her to “speak properly.” * Let her finish calmly. * Speak slowly and clearly yourself. * Keep a relaxed environment. Seek medical evaluation urgently if you notice: * Sudden loss of speech * Weakness in arms or legs * Seizures * Reduced responsiveness * Persistent worsening over several months If she is otherwise active, understanding well, and behaving normally, this is most likely temporary developmental stammering and usually resolves naturally.

This is called " Temporary Stammering " It will go by itself may be within 15 days it will resolve by itself