Stuttering - also called stammering - speeching disorder in normal speaking fluency and flow

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Dec 8, 2022
Anyone who stutters may find it extremely difficult to communicate and share ideas. One could feel that they are constantly at war with themselves.If you have a family member or close friend who stutters, you might wish to introduce them to books that encourage and inform readers about speech impediment.

Santa Stutters Too..

By: Regan Espinosa

What if Santa wasn't only saying "Ho, Ho, Ho"? Santa might not have been able to say everything he intended to throughout the holiday season. Explore the pages of this book, take in the opportunities to practise patience, and listen to our friends with love and understanding as they finish their sentences. After her own daughter Neeva showed early signs of stuttering, Regan Espinosa was inspired to write this book. Neeva's fortitude and self-assurance have taught her loved ones to be patient when speaking.

The Adventures of Phil & Dotty

By: Michael Sugarman & Kim SwainBy: Michael Sugarman & Kim Swain

It is a fantastic book that encourages children to have healthy fantasies. Kim Swain creates a captivating image of fantastical animals and the journey Phil takes to discover his own voice.Philisayoungpersonwhodislikesgoingtoschool.But their adventures begin when he saves and befriends Dotty, a ladybug, one fateful school morning.The theme of "The Adventures of Phil and Dotty" is self-acceptance, self-defense, and self-belief.

I Talk Like a River

By: Jordan Scott

In the wonder fully illustrated picture book"I Talk like a River,"a young child who has trouble speaking is the main character.It depicts his frustration and loneliness and demonstrates how compassion and support go a long way in assisting a child in making connections.ITalkLikeaRiverisbasedonareal-lifeincidentthatJordanScotthad.For young children who are suffering with challenging feelings like loneliness or self-doubt, it is a powerful novel.

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