The main methods of correcting a child’s stuttering are individual word training, speaking slowly, and avoiding stress and teasing. Most children who stutter and stammer can be corrected with daily exercises and can also achieve quite good results. When a child is exercising, he or she can be taught to pronounce words one by one, trying to pronounce each word as fully as possible, and then have the child read aloud slowly to develop good pronunciation habits, avoid tension, and learn muscle relaxation. In addition, on the basis of practice you should also teach your child to speak slowly in every sentence, try to slow down the speed of speech, and at the same time, on the basis of slow speech, avoid tension, otherwise it may also aggravate the symptoms. In addition, parents should try not to ridicule their children when they stutter, but also encourage them to be more trusting and let them communicate more with the people around them to slowly improve their symptoms. Finally, avoid imitating other people’s stuttering behaviors, and perform daily voice exercises and mouth exercises.