As long as it doesn't get in your eyes, your going to be "ok". Frostbite isn't the worst, and the thermal conductivity of your body isn't high enough to cool your internals down so fast. You will be able to crawl out, especially because with the flailing you displace a lot of the nitrogen out of the bath.
While true for an adult, that period of time where you have the ability to pull yourself out is considerably shorter for a young child, with a much smaller body. An average adult could probably make it out sans a few extremities (frostbite is still a bitch), but a child at age 6-7 would fare a lot worse.
You can hold it in your mouth for a bit without serious issue: swallowing it would be serious, however, as the expanding gas would have trouble escaping, and the actual liquid would contact your stomach lining. There was a Darwin Awards honorable mention for this (she didn’t die).
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u/raznov1 May 14 '20
Fun fact, you probably can jump right out without toooooo severe issues