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What is stuttering?

What is stuttering?

Stuttering is a disorder in where speech is interrupted by repeated movements and fixed postures of the speech mechanism. These interruptions may be accompanied by signs of struggle and tension. The speech disruptions of stuttering range from mild to severe, and stuttering may also be quite variable within individuals. For example, with children, stuttering may come and go over days or months. In older children and adults, stuttering may vary according to the communicative context.

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