Often, the best way to deliver a serious message to young children is to go about it indirectly, which is what Artie Knapp does in his new book for ages 6 to 10, "Stuttering Stan Takes a Stand".

Stan, the story's protagonist, is a squirrel, and a cute little guy at that. "Stanley is like most squirrels," Knapp said during an interview. "He loves nuts, climbing trees and playing with friends. But Stanley feels different from the other animals in his neighborhood because he has a problem with words. Despite being teased about his stuttering, Stanley refuses to let on that his feelings are being hurt, until one day he learns an important lesson from a new friend."

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Arabische folder, als uw kind stottert
"Als uw kind hapert, hakkelt, stottert, wat dan?"
Bron: Rotterdamse School Advies Dienst

 
Spaanse folder over het stotteren van uw kind
"Si Usted Cree Que Su Niño"
(Als u denkt dat uw kind stottert)
Bron: the Stuttering Foundation

Portugese folder over het stotteren van uw kind
"Se o seu filho balbucia tartamudea gagueja, que se faz?"
(Als uw kind hapert, hakkelt, stottert, wat dan?)
Bron: Rotterdamse School Advies Dienst

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