As it says above - though to add context: DD (just turned 3 today) has always been early with developmental milestones and she can talk up a storm using words and phrases way beyond her years. She’s been talking like a much older child for a long time now, and consistently seems to be about 6 months ahead of her peers with most things (movement, speech, size etc). I’ve recently noticed she is stuttering more and more - she gets stuck on certain words and will struggle to get them out. Sometimes it will be quite severe, other times it will be once in a while, but it concerns me. The reason it concerns me is because my DH has fairly acute ADHD and his presented as a child with a stutter that took him years to overcome. DD, I’m told by nursery nurses, doesn’t have ADHD, but this sudden developmental problem makes me question what else could be going on. The reason I mention how early she is with her milestones is because nursery suggest it’s her brain trying to process all the things she is trying to explain, and she is very capable of explaining everything in very clear detail. But I’m not sure. At her birthday party, she was exhausted admittedly, but she stuttered almost every word, struggled to communicate and by the time we drove home from the venue, she stuttered so badly she gave up and told me “I’ve lost my words”. Does this sound normal? Could it be a brain that hasn’t quite caught up with the words as nursery suggest? Is she just permanently tired and needs to slow down (she hasn’t napped a day since she turned two); Or should I be getting her seen by a speech and language specialist?