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My 7 years old boy goes to his swimming training in wintr the weathr is about 16c & water is 26c ..i'm worried if this is dangerous on him or not?
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No: Not if he dries off and puts on dry warm clothing after swimming. A warm hat will help keep him warm also.
Answered 12/22/2013
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