Many doesn't know that babies were born with natural aquatic instinct. After spending so
many months suspended in fluid in the womb, it's not surprising that
babies have a natural affinity for water; in fact, floating in a warm
pool will feel more familiar to them than being on dry land.
It works like this: Infants up to 6 months old whose heads are submerged in water will naturally hold their breath. At the same time, their heart rates slow, helping them to conserve oxygen, and blood circulates primarily between their most vital organs, the heart and brain. The survival response keeps accidentally submerged babies alive much longer than adults would survive underwater.
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