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From: Vasu Parameswaran
Date: 14 Oct 2004
Time: 17:36:28 -0500
Remote Name: 151.200.90.2
Ken, Isn't it true that very young growing children have a much larger incidence of stuttering. The number 25% seems to stick in my head for some reason. My understanding is that most of these children recover and so the incidence rate drops to about 1% in adulthood. In that case, the study you cite seems to not indicate that the incidence of stuttering is more among children of people who stutter. Am I right?