A Chinese infant cries as he is dipped in a pool at the "New Mother Postnatal Service Centre" in Beijing November 28, 2003. The centre features eight different pools for the infants and toddlers. Experts believe babies who have an early swimming experience show improved physical and psychological development. [Reuters]

A Chinese infant enjoys a dip in a pool at the "New Mother Postnatal Service Centre" in Beijing November 28, 2003. The centre features eight different pools for the infants and toddlers. Experts believe babies who have an early swimming experience show improved physical and psychological development. [Reuters]

A Chinese infant is carried by a nurse after a dip in a pool at the "New Mother Postnatal Service Centre" in Beijing November 28, 2003. The centre features eight different pools for the infants and toddlers. Experts believe babies who have an early swimming experience show improved physical and psychological development. [Reuters]

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