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DonΒ΄t do this! In some cases this can be extremely dangerous! Some babys donΒ΄t have this protective reflex they need for diving. www.swp.de/ulm/lokales/ulm_neuβ¦
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In general, I would agree. My grandaughters were trained by their mother almost since birth, and you can see from their expressions how at ease they were.
They were playing in the pool this afternoon and it is consistently difficult to get them out of it ...
But dunking untrained infants just to take a picture should be considered criminally negligent.
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I remember having seen this shot on a report about underwater birth giving, in the 1970ies. Nice to view it today again.
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Since my daughter wasn't born till the 80's that would require a functional TARDIS ...
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Hahaha i love that XD im a Dr Who fan my self 
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Aww! so cute and Sweet! Mommy and baby swimming together! Β
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This is just fantastic! Thank you for such beauty
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I am so amazedΒ how people can teach little tikes how to swim..what a beautiful photo
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mother and child, the most natural love in the world.
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Your excellent work is featured in my "MOMENTS OF INTENSITY 2012 - Part 10" . I hope you like it!
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So adorable, heartwarming and beautiful .. this is some stunning work really .. almost look like a painting ^_^
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It seems that they learn to keep their tongue in their mouth while age advances XD
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Oh my god, who's the woman? She's incredibly beautiful. Do you have more photos of her?
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Lol, obviously the baby is not breathing. If he/she were, he/she would be drowning.
He/she is obviously holding his/her breath.
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I was just wondering how it would be holding its breath, since babies might not understand that there isn't oxygen in water.
Or am i missing something crucial here. o.O
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Well, there is oxygen in water, hence H2O, the "O" being Oxygen.
It's an instinct for babies to hold their breath when they're put under water.
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I know that there is oxygen in water.
Was it too much to ponder on how a baby could know that it would be able to breathe underwater?
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A baby can't breathe under water... If it tried, it'd drown.
The whole point is that it's /holding its breath./
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That conversation was straight out of beavis and butthead
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Babies can hold their breath since birth. How do you think they live in the womb? They have fully developed lungs but no oxygen that they can breathe with them, so by instinct they know how to hold their breath. It's an interesting fact
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