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Swimming can exercise a child's muscle tissue, accelerate blood circulation in the muscle tissue, thereby promoting muscle development and growth; water can also have a massage effect on peripheral blood vessels, and swimming can allow a child's small heart to receive better exercise; fourth, when children swim, their entire body's skin is evenly stimulated by a large amount of gentle water, which can improve the infant nervous system's response to the outside world and promote intellectual development.