Secondary drowning is an uncommon but deadly condition can happen if water gets into the lungs and it’s not attended to immediately. It is uniquely familiar with babies and toddlers, who play in the water by themselves or for too long without adult supervision. While the baby can seem entirely reasonable for as long as a whole day after facing secondary drowning, it can result in infant death if not noticed. The sad part here is that you can’t determine that there is water in the baby’s lungs unless you get them checked by a doctor. With no broad symptoms, analysing secondary drowning is next to impossible.