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[quote=Anonymous]Early Childhood is also the Best Time to Learn swimming! Researchers have shown that infant swimming has the potential to increase intelligence, concentration, alertness, and perceptual abilities. Improvement in social, emotional and physical development has also been published. Development of cognitive, personal and motor development skills take time, patience, and repetition. Swimming also strengthens your child's heart, lungs and respiratory system - which also aid brain development. It is crucial that babies acquire different kinds of movements and physical abilities during their first year of life, in order to promote the development of higher functions of the brain. Swimming gives babies free movement, meaning they can develop actions they wouldn't otherwise have had the opportunity to experience. It is excellent for improving core muscle development and co-ordination and teaches children to respond to commands that can make your baby sharper mentally; increasing levels of awareness and understanding.[/quote]
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