Can swimming be used as exercise for babies?

Baby swimming is a recently developed parenting service for infants. The principle of infant swimming is similar to the voluntary, purposeless movement in amniotic fluid. It uses the soft waves of water to simulate the amniotic fluid to caress the baby's body. The baby swimming program can advance the baby's intellectual development and also assist the baby's healthy physical development. Currently baby swimming has become a new fashion.

Swimming is very beneficial to improving the baby's comprehensive abilities during the baby's growth and development. Many Chinese mothers have realized the benefits of baby swimming, so baby swimming has become popular.

The "swimming" action of infants and young children is completed under the control of the brain. This "swimming" with protective equipment is a kind of skin massage and touch under specific conditions formed by the impact and pressure of water on the skin of infants and young children. This whole-body exercise can improve the function of the brain, promote the brain's responsiveness to the external environment, stress resistance and intellectual development.

Infants and young children who can swim or have practiced "swimming" (with protective equipment) are smart, studious, enterprising, have sharp thinking and quick reaction, and have higher IQ and EQ than their peers who cannot "swim".

Newborn swimming can easily stretch the baby's muscles, joints, and ligaments that have been curled up for a long time in the womb. Baby swimming can effectively stimulate the development of the baby's bones, joints, ligaments and muscles, promote the baby's height growth and make the baby stronger.

Baby swimming is a whole-body physical exercise program for babies. Children's limbs can be flexed and extended freely in the water, which can coordinate the flexibility of muscles and bones and enhance the flexibility of children's limbs. In addition, baby swimming is beneficial to the development of the spine and can improve the tolerance of the child's spine, thereby indirectly promoting the child's bone development.