What are the benefits of swimming for a two-month-old baby?

Many friends believe that swimming is not suitable for babies who have just been born. They think swimming will not do any good to the baby and may also affect the baby's safety. In fact, this idea is incorrect. There are still many benefits for babies to swim. Everyone must be clear about this. Now the editor will give you a detailed introduction to the specific benefits of baby swimming.

Tchaikovsky, a famous Russian obstetrician, once used the scientific "water birth method" to allow pregnant women to give birth directly in the water, or to put babies who were just a few minutes old directly into the water and allow them to move freely. Through follow-up observations, it was found that these babies who had early contact with water developed well, were physically strong and had smart minds. Inspired by this discovery, people around the world began to pay attention to infant swimming. Government agencies and academic groups in many countries actively advocate infant swimming and encourage more infants to participate in swimming training in various ways.

Many years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Robert from New York State, USA, founded a baby swimming base. Every year, more than 3,000 babies as young as three months old participate in baby swimming training. There are also dozens of baby swimming schools in Japan, where a large number of babies participate in swimming training, and baby swimming competitions are held regularly.

In 2002, scientists around the world advanced the time for infant swimming to the neonatal period. In my country, tens of thousands of newborns a few hours or days after birth have participated in neonatal swimming training.

Practice has shown that early participation in infant swimming training will effectively stimulate the infant's nervous system, digestive system, respiratory system, circulatory system, muscle and skeletal system, promote the development of the infant's brain, bones and muscles, stimulate the infant's early potential, and lay a solid foundation for improving the infant's IQ and EQ in the future.

Although each time of baby swimming is not long, only about 10 to 15 minutes, it is definitely a high-intensity whole-body exercise for babies under one year old. Babies who persist in swimming for more than 3 months will have better lung capacity, heart function, immune function, digestion and absorption function, immune function, and sleep conditions than other babies of the same age. Experts say: "Baby hydrotherapy" can promote the development of the five major systems of infants and young children.

Are you parents still worried about your baby going swimming? You can take your baby swimming whenever you have free time, which is especially good for the baby's body. At the same time, parents must pay attention to the water quality when choosing a swimming spot, because babies are more susceptible to infection by bacteria or germs.