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Learn About Stuttering

Being a kid who stutters can be challenging and difficult sometimes. Stuttering is one of those things that not many people understand. You can learn more about stuttering and help other people understand it better, too. Follow the links to become a stuttering “expert” and how to handle difficult situations.

Stuttering Support for Kids

Sometimes being a kid who stutters can feel lonely. The NSA is here to let you know that you are not alone! There are approximately 3 million people who stutter living in the United States. Although you may not know very many people who stutter (maybe you’ve never met even one other person who stutters!), they are out there, and they have experienced many of the same feelings and challenges you are experiencing right now and they are ready to help!

Free Stuttering Games and Activities for Kids

Print out these activities to share with your parents, siblings, and friends, or work on them with your speech-language pathologist!

Kids' activity matching stuttering facts and notable individuals.

Matching Game

Kids' quiz on stuttering facts and NSA info.

Scavenger Hunt

Activity to describe stuttering creatively.

Finish That Sentence!

Meet Other Kids Who Stutter

The NSA hosts a variety of events throughout the year and across the country, including our Local Chapter meetings, Annual Conference, and Family Fun Days.  These events bring together children and teens who stutter, their families, and speech-language pathologists for learning, support, and growth in a safe, fun environment.

Three young children pose happily under a colorful balloon arch at an NSA event, with the message 'If You Stutter, You Are Not Alone!' displayed behind them.
A smiling mom stands with her two sons under a colorful balloon arch at an NSA event, in front of a banner that reads 'If You Stutter, You Are Not Alone!
Four boys smiling with their arms around each other under a colorful balloon arch at an NSA event, standing in front of a banner that says 'If You Stutter, You Are Not Alone!
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