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Abolish data. Abolishing data is the activity of data and exercises performed in the water. This method has been highlighted as bringing positive benefits to children with special needs. Some benefits can be described as follows. 1. Encouraging optimism. Water brings a unique experience for children with special needs. Water's buoyancy, buoyancy, and pressure can stimulate the child's respiratory system, body, and prefrontal cortex, helping to adjust the feeling of the head. This can be particularly beneficial for children who have difficulty dealing with feelings. 2. Relaxation and relaxation. Water has a relaxing effect on many people, including children with special needs. The pool of data is wide enough for the purpose of data. Such a space is easy to create a safe feeling for children. The pool of data creates a quiet environment, promotes relaxation and relieves anxiety. The temperature of the water can also help relax muscle tension and enhance overall health. 3. Development of mobility skills. Water's buoyancy helps to reduce the impact of gravity, making it easier for children with special needs to have difficulty in coordinating movements. The pool of data provides an environment of mobility and support to improve mobility skills, balance, coordination, and strength. Water activities help develop muscle, body awareness, and coordination on both sides. 4. Opportunity to interact. Pool of data sessions at the city of Thanh Nhan are held in the form of a pool of data, a child in a structured environment. Participating in water activities together promotes interaction, communication, and cooperation skills. Pool of data experts will combine children's guidance in a natural approach according to children's activities. 5. Enhancing communication and language. Water activities create conditions for communication and language development in children with special needs. Interest in water activities encourages communication by speech and non-language. Pool of data experts combine strategies and specific reminders to create beneficial conditions for language skills. 6. Behavioral management. Pool of data is used to manage difficult behaviors that children with special needs often encounter. The environment of the water promotes a sense of calm and less excitement, leading to less confusing behaviors. In addition, the activities and habits that are structured in water pool of data bring predictability and children with special needs to manage their behavior. 7. Physical and health health. Pool of data sessions are held regularly, The power of water allows gentle exercises to improve immunity, muscle strength, and flexibility. Participating in pool of data helps promote better sleep and improve overall physical health.