Aubrey, 7, Seward, NE
I am 10 years old and I am in 5th grade at Junction Elementary School in Roseville, California and I stutter. I like Harry Potter, Marvel, and Star Wars. I also like music, food, sleep, basketball, and baseball. Strategies I use are slow rate, easy onset, and stretchy speech. My favorite strategy is slow rate because it helps me do sentences
better. It also slows my
speed and ends smoother. Even if you stutter, you’re still cool.
(James Earl
Jones and Ed Sheeran) stutter too and they’re cool!
Joseph, 10, Roseville, CA Aïlann, 11, Bagnères-de-Bigorre, France
My name is Carlos and I began to stutter in kindergarten and now I am in fifth grade. I started learning new strategies for smooth talking in kindergarten. My teachers have taught me to teach others about stuttering. When I get stuck, I can use a strategy like easy onset or cancellation-reset. One of my proudest moments is when I gave a presentation to my class in third, fourth, and fifth grade. All of the students applauded after I was done. This gave me the courage and confidence to always be successful. My dream when I grow up is to work for a company to make anime.
Carlos, 10, Buffalo Grove, IL Hello, my name is Camren. I am 11 years old, and I have a stuttering problem. Every time I talk fast,
I start to stutter. My mom and Mrs. Taylor say I need to slow down a little bit. My favorite speech targets are full breath and slow link. Some of my words can come out nice and smooth like butter. Every time my friends hear me stutter, they will let me talk. That makes me feel good about my speech. My cousins laugh but I am used to it. Sometimes I get mad. Every time they laugh their mom says, let him speak. That makes me feel good.
Camren, 11, Gulfport, MS 27
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