We hate to watch our children suffer, but with something as tricky as stuttering, what can we even do?
We can’t squash all the bullies. Nor can we shun the teachers who inadvertently do more harm than good. We can’t successfully avoid every last movie and show that still uses stuttering as the butt of too many jokes. But should we just throw up our hands? Not at all. Read on for some ideas.Teach friends and family to pay attention to what your child has to say, rather than how they are saying it.
And for the times when civilized conversation won’t do the trick, why not arm your kid with a few snarky comments of her own? “Sometimes I stutter. So what?” “Why do you care so much about me?” Or, if the bully has actually imitated the stutter, perhaps your child can respond, “I can stutterSome people say hurtful things about stuttering without necessarily having bad intentions.
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