Speech is Awesome! Hello!! My name is Zoe. I am in 2
Zoe, almost 8 . Daly City, CA Just Be You years old on June 14th
My name is Javon and I’m from Atlanta. I am turning 10 . I don’t know when I started stuttering – it
just came. People respect my stutter and I’m happy that they do. If you stutter, don’t try to hide it, just be you.
Javon, 10 . Atlanta, GA I Gave a Good Presentation
Hi. I’m Joe. I am 9 years old. I love video games like Roblox, Minecraft, and T.A.B.S. My mom and dad always remind me to use my tools. I like dogs. People teased me a lot in Kindergarten. I am now in 3rd
grade and people
don’t tease me as often because they heard about the presentation I gave about stuttering.
Joe, 9 . Reno, NV Feel Good About Yourself Stuttering is Not Too Much of a Problem
My name is Alec and I am 11 years old. I like pugs, and I also enjoy using the computer in my apartment to listen to music and play computer games. I’ve learned a lot of funny phrases and internet jokes over the past couple of years. My favorite one is from a computer game that my mom used to play, called Sky Rim. Wait…I’m getting off topic. I’ve been stuttering as long as I can remember. I’ve been going to all sorts of speech programs since then. I have speech at my school and I also went to speech summer camp. My main strategies are pausing, using eye contact, and a pretty big one called easy beginnings. I don’t think my stuttering is too much of a problem when I use my strategies.
Alec, 11 . Iowa City, IA 16
Hi my name is Vinnie. I go to West Central Area School. I’ve been stuttering since 3rd grade. I’m in 6th grade. I use my tools whenever I stutter. My favorite tools are bouncing and easy onset. My advice to people who stutter is don’t let it bother you. If is does then don’t think about it and feel good about yourself. Have a good day!
Vinnie, 11 . Barrett, MN
nd grade for now. I go to Woodrow Wilson
Elementary School in Daly City, California. I am 7 years old for now. I have been stuttering since 1st grade. Speech is awesome!
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