The chapter explores the nature, causes, and development of stuttering. It covers definitions, stages of stuttering in children, and behaviors associated with the disorder. This chapter discusses various stages of stuttering along with their specific characteristics. It emphasizes the emotional and psychological impacts of stuttering through models like Sheehan’s Iceberg Analogy and the ICF framework. Finally, the chapter sheds light on living with stuttering and highlights the struggles a stutterer faces in every domain of life. It also examines the variability of stuttering across different situations, people, contexts, languages, and so on. Furthermore, the chapter explores the role of various professionals in supporting individuals who stutter and improving the quality of life for children with stuttering. It concludes by discussing stuttering and its status in India.