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Stammering
My 2 year 9 months old daughter taking long pauses and stammers while speaking especially when asked about something. This I noticed from last 3 days. Earlier not used to stammer and took pauses for this long. She started speaking (forming sentences using 3 or more words) from 2 years 7 months.
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Need physical consultation
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Better to get a pediatricians consult before directly taking speech therapy
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Such stammering resolves spontaneously as speech matures so all you have to do is observe the child for 4-6 wks more. Avoid correcting the child frequently Speech stimulation at home - talk calmly and slowly with pauses, and avoid interrupting or correcting them.
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Monitor if stammering persist beyond 6 months or worsens
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Kindly consult once physically to nearby pediatrician
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Need physical consultation
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speech therapy
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Need  to speech therapy
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If sudden in onset then needs to be investigated
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Needs physical consultation for examination
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