VOICED: Stuttering teens achieve despite stress

The video discusses stuttering, affecting 1% of the population, and its renewed interest due to The King's Speech. It highlights coping mechanisms like avoiding difficult words and using distractions. Stuttering often appears in children aged 2-5, with many cases resolving naturally. Parents often feel guilty, but genetics may play a role. The video also addresses educational impacts, as seen in a student whose grades suffer due to stuttering.

In what ways do parents feel responsible for their children's speech problems?

What recent findings suggest about the causes of stuttering?