The diaphragm is a special muscle shaped like a dome at the bottom of your chest, and when you take a big breath in, it moves down to help your lungs fill up with air, just like a balloon gets bigger when you blow into it!
A simple explanation of the diaphragm and its role in breathing for young children.
The diaphragm is a special muscle shaped like a dome at the bottom of your chest, and when you take a big breath in, it moves down to help your lungs fill up with air, just like a balloon gets bigger when you blow into it!
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