Does anyone think that its safe for a 8 year old to be in a hot tub at such a high temperature?
538277
The age most often cited as being too young for a hot tub is 5 years old.  If the temperature is kept at 104 and below, and an adult is present, this should be ok for short periods.
339053
I've ran a pool for 2 summers now.  People seem to always say that 81-82 feels cool, 83 is warm (just right) and 84+ feels too hot, but we do have a lot of little kids, and it's in Seattle.  But those temps hold true pretty much whatever the air temperature is.
1038353
Don't get her stuffed animals or toys that will just clutter up her room. Get her something that is practical and something she can use, but also something she can have fun with. I don't know where you live or if your climate conditions are suited to this, but if it's warm enough, I recommend a water plaything of some sort. Nothing beats plaing in the water on a hot summers day, especially for a 7 year old.
1014354
I would say wait until later... you dont want to get heat stroke. I live in ocala,FL and it is about that hot no way would I go walking at this time of day! Good Luck
45196
im 8 & i think your hot
237635
Your main concern is sun exposure, aside from drowning, that is. Use a pediatric approved sunblock and use a floatation device, since the little one will be slippery!\n\nAge is irrelevent.
139082
Try to get him/her in a LUKEWARM bath {just barly warm} let him/her play in it as long as he/she wants to.   Also keep plenty of water based liquids going in to keep from dehydration. Try to keep your child comfy so as not to be too excited or crying too much. Once my son had a bad fever and I didn't have any med. and he had been going to Church and they taught him a scripture and he repeated it over and over about 3 or 4 times and his fever went away....he said."Greater is he that is in me than he that is in the world".....from the BIBLE.
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Colds are caused by viruses, not 68 degree weather.  I always sleep with the temp around there and I have never had any problems. So long as the children have adequate blankets and warmth at night they should be fine.  A lot of people prefer a colder temp setting at night.   I've always been weary of humidifiers because I am very sensitive to mold, but if they have never had any problems with it I wouldn't worry.  Kids get sick all the time, that's just a part of life, it's not from the temp setting.
990144
depends on how hot they r on a scale of 1 to 10 8 and higher its ok
514404
I don't believe it is safe for a pregnant woman to take any sort of bath.  Showers are safer for many reasons.  Water temperature/ slipping/ hard to get out of tub, straining, etc.
609521
a room with a hot tub!!
408671
its not like that , but according to HVAC data , the temp. underground is constant about 10 degrees celsius , so in summer its hot , then we find the water cooler , and in winter , the air temp. may be zero , so the water is hotter
688672
It's probably better for you to explain to your child that it's not possbile do to the hot magma than to give him/her false information.  But I guess if it were possible, than yes, you would be upsidedown after passing the center.
590972
It's not healthy if you have bubbles in the jacuzzi. The soap and such can get in your urethra and cause you to get a bladdar infection which may spread to your kidneys. It's also why they say for females not to take a bubble bath.\n\nSo it's perfectly okay if you do it as long as you leave out the bubbles.
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my niece has two rods in her back, she has scoliosis also, she uses a tanning bed  and the dr. told her it would be fine as log as she does not over do it , i mean , it is not good to go more than once a week. the heat feels great on her back, so yes you can, just be wise about it ok:)
500259
It is not safe both for the boy and the girl. They are exposed to sexually transmitted diseases. It is happy and pleasureable for both the guy and the girl, perhaps, just perhaps. \n\nBut in the end, the girl will become the bitch of the town. She will be the sextoy of every guy in town. \n\nDo you think there is anything left for that kind of girl?
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humidity - if you go look under the general science and mathematics category then the question next to yours is very similar. Saunas are definitely over 70C, I've been in one in Finland that was about 80C, they like theirs HOT. You have to sit on a thick towel or you would burn your skin when you sat down. Turkish baths are the steamy ones aren't they? They are definitely not 70C, you'd die. They are probably about 30-35C but they feel just as hot because of the humidity. \n\nWhen your body needs to cool down you sweat, and as the sweat evapourates it cools the skin. If you are in humid air at 30C the sweat can't evapourate much as the air is already full of moisture so you feel hotter. In a sauna the air is very dry and the sweat evapourates so you don't feel as hot. \n\nIf you want to test this, the simple way is to go in a sauna, get comfortable, then chuck a scoop of water on the rocks so it goes to steam. Chuck on a few scoops and you will be out of there pretty quick.\n\nI should also point out that although you feel hot, your core body temperature would hardly change - we are very good at controlling that so long as we get out of the heat when we feel we really need to.