When they are learning to talk, some children can stumble over words or pause and start again. This can sound like a stammer. It is normal for a child between the ages of two and five years to repeat words and phrases. They may hesitate while they are thinking of what they are trying to say. Many children will become more fluent as they get older.  Others can continue to get stuck and find talking difficult.

Get advice and information on how to help as soon as you notice your child becoming non-fluent.