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This paper investigates young children's thermoregulatory capabilities through a comparison of young children's thermal responses and heat balances with their mother's. The following results were obtained: 1) The majority of children's local skin temperatures were significantly higher than that of the mother's during the 24°C and 32°C conditions. 2) In the 32°C and 28°C condition there was no significant difference between the child and mother's thermo-physiological responses. However there was a difference in blood flow to the skin through contraction of blood vessels in the cold conditions of 24°C and 20°C, which suggested an undeveloped thermo-physiological response in the children. 3) It was found when investigating the heat diffusion of children and mothers that there were significant differences in the 24°C and 32°C conditions in regards to metabolic rate, convection, radiation and evaporation.

THE INFLUENCE OF ROOM HEATING CHARACTERISTICS ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL REACTION OF YOUNG CHILDREN AND THEIR MOTHER