Absolutely, your stammer can be different at various times during the day and week, and it can change depending on what you're doing.
Sometimes, when you aren't feeling your best, like when you're sick or really tired, you might have more moments where you stammer. Similarly, how you feel about speaking in different situations, like talking on the phone or speaking in front of a bunch of people, can affect your speech. This can be connected to feelings like being a bit nervous, super excited, or feeling really confident.
But here's the thing, every child's stammer is unique, and it doesn't follow the same pattern for everyone. For example, one child might stammer more when they're asked questions in class, while another might stammer more when they're having a fun and chatty time with friends in the playground.
Does everyone's stammer change from one day to the next?
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