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Contemporary clinical conversations about stuttering: What does childhood bilingualism mean to clinicians?
This paper examines the assessment and management of stuttering in bilingual and multilingual children. It highlights how stuttering may appear differently across languages depending on language proficiency, dominance, and exposure. The authors review evidence showing that bilingual chi
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