Youtube3回目をupしました

こんばんは、ニッチな吃音を専門とする菊池です。

明日からの仕事初めの前に、3本目の動画をupすることができました。

これまで、顔の映りが暗いとのことで、今回明るさを変えたら、逆に白飛びしてしまいました。試行錯誤で動画を作成しています。
皆様のおかげで、がんばれています。
3回目は悲しい話ですが、私が口酸っぱく「なぜ母親を責めてはいけないのか」をお伝えできるのではないかと思います。
応援、宜しくお願いいたします。

英文script

Title: Don’t blame siblings. The cause of stuttering is NOT bad parenting.

00:08 Introduction myself
00:35 A sad story about a fluent woman
01:11 Famous textbook described
02:07 My research about the only child and siblings
02:36 Why did the sad story happen?
03:13 Summary

Hey, guys!
Welcome to my channel or welcome back to my channel.
I’m Yoshikazu Kikuchi.
I'm a medical doctor who stutters in Japan.
I conducted a lot of researches, educations, and consultations on stuttering.
I’m going to share stuttering information on this channel.
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Today, I’m going to show my clinical research.
Some years ago, I met a fluent young sister whose older sister stuttered.
She was told by her mother, “The reason of your older sister’s stuttering was that you were born.”
She also told us about her self-blame: “I changed my older sister to a person who stutters. I wish I was never born.”
I don't think this sad story was special in Japan.

The famous stuttering textbook described:
The birth of a new brother or sister may trigger the child’s insecurity with threat of being replaced.
Or, an older sibling may turn belligerent toward the child because of the older child’s own need to express aggression as a prelude to puberty.
Just as these stressors wax and wane in strength during preschool years, so does the child’s stuttering.

The textbook tells us that having siblings increases the risk of stuttering.
Is it true?

I compared only child and siblings in our stuttering data with those in the Japanese National Fertility Survey database.
The siblings’ proportion of my stuttering data wasn’t more than that data.
I found that having siblings didn’t increase the risk of stuttering.

Why did the sad story happen?
Someone having misunderstanding cause of stuttering would blame the mother.
She blamed the young fluent sister.
She had self-blamed.

To prevent stigmatized siblings
Everyone should know parenting is NOT the caused of stuttering.
Even if a child stutters, the mother can be confident of parenting.

This is a summary of today's topic:
Having siblings did NOT increase the risk of stuttering.
Mothers and fluent siblings can be confident in themselves.

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Have a nice day.