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Stuttering in children does not indicate low intelligence, according to speech therapist Adela Hus. Support from family and therapeutic intervention can help improve fluency disorders. Stuttering around age three is often a normal part of language development, but persistent issues after age five require professional evaluation. Emotional experiences can exacerbate stuttering in older children. Parents should avoid pressuring their children and instead foster a supportive environment. Stuttering is unrelated to intelligence, and individuals who stutter may face social challenges. Techniques like breathing exercises and rhythmic speaking can aid in therapy. World Stuttering Day is observed on October 22 to raise awareness and combat stigma.