Is it a lie that babies are born to swim and die under the supervision of their families?

It's a lie that babies are born to swim! The baby does grow up in the mother's amniotic fluid, but the baby breathes through the umbilical cord. Moreover, babies are born without fear of water, so they will float, which makes people mistakenly think that babies are born to swim. In fact, babies can't swim at all. No, a baby died of swimming under the supervision of his family.

Details of the incident: A baby drowned in Hunan. The baby girl, just full moon, was put on a swimming ring by her mother and grandmother to swim at home. Although both mother and grandmother watched, there was nothing unusual about the baby girl. However, when the baby girl's father came home, he found his daughter abnormal. Seeing that she was pale and didn't cry, she quickly went to the hospital. Unfortunately, the baby girl died unfortunately because of lack of oxygen for too long.

0 1, what should I pay attention to when swimming with my baby? First of all, parents should be aware of the fact that babies are not born to swim. Therefore, even if you want your child to learn swimming, don't learn it at home. Must be taken to a professional institution. I am a professional and know how to fix it. Besides, children had better be older to go swimming. A baby just full moon is not suitable for swimming with a neck ring.

Therefore, if parents really want their children to learn to swim, please wait until their children are two months later before taking them to a professional institution to swim.

02, the benefits of baby swimming, baby swimming does have benefits, but it is not as powerful as advertised in the market. Baby swimming can promote baby's brain development, but whether it can improve baby's intelligence and imagination. There is no conclusion, because a lot of intelligence is innate. Baby swimming can also promote baby's gastrointestinal peristalsis and improve baby's resistance.

In other words, baby swimming does have some benefits, but this benefit has little effect on baby. The same is true for other sports. Generally speaking, as parents, don't be overly superstitious about the so-called scientific parenting. Listen to doctors more than those so-called social parenting experts.