What are the taboos for baby swimming?

Letting your baby swim regularly can not only strengthen your baby's physique and improve his respiratory and immune systems, but also develop his heart muscles and speed up his metabolism, which is more conducive to his growth. However, parents should also pay attention. Do you know the taboos of baby swimming? For example, there must be someone to accompany the baby, the water temperature must be appropriate, the swimming time should not be too long, and the swimming ring must be checked for leaks or damage.

Daily or regular baby swimming will allow the baby's limbs to move completely freely for a period of time. Compared with children who do not participate in baby swimming training, motor development is greatly advanced and they will be able to complete coordinated and delicate movements at an early age. When a baby swims, his field of vision is greatly expanded. The expansion of the field of vision can greatly increase the reception of sound and color signals, and is also extremely helpful for the coordination and combination of sound and color signals. This can directly catalyze the rapid development of the baby's nervous system and is extremely beneficial to improving the baby's intelligence.

Baby swimming can give them an advantage in both athleticism and intelligence within one year old, which is undoubtedly extremely beneficial to the child's life. It is even more rare in today's extremely competitive society. For parents who want their children to succeed quickly, baby swimming is undoubtedly the best way.

But we should also pay attention to the room temperature must be ensured to be above 28 ℃, especially for babies under 3 months old; the water temperature should be controlled at around 38 ℃. The temperature regulation center of the newborn is imperfect. Too high or too low water temperature will have an adverse effect on the baby. The baby's swimming time is generally about 15 minutes. The specific situation depends on the baby's physique and month. The principle is that the baby can swim happily in the water without getting tired. During the baby's swimming, the operator should communicate effectively with the baby, sing nursery rhymes to the baby, encourage the baby to turn in circles in the pool, and praise and caress the baby after swimming.

As for swimming time, it is enough to let the baby swim twice a day. It is best to do it two hours after feeding. The time for each swimming should also be controlled well, 5 to 10 minutes is appropriate. If the time is too short, the swimming will not be effective. If the time is too long, the child will get tired. In addition, there must be someone to supervise you while swimming.