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If your child truly does not sweat, that is a serious medical concern. The hypothalmus gland controls everyones sweating. Humans sweat to control body temperture, dogs pant to control body temturature and believe it or not chickens do neither and if not kept cool chickens will die! So if your child does not sweat, when over- heated, if they become red in the face and lethagic (slows down, droopy,) please take the child to the E.R. or Walk-In-Clinic NOW! If you are unable to take your child to a healhtcare facility and it is hot where you are throw them in a pool or in front of an AC.
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