RE: Great Wolf Lodge for ASD kids?

[Guest guest]

Yes, shower them off after swimming to get the chemicals off and use magnesium

sulfate cream or give bath in epsom salts.

We walked through the Great Wolf Lodge in Wisconsin Dells last March to see what

all they had, and it looked SOOOO fun!

Dana

casandra oldham wrote:

> Hi there,

> I've seen stuff go round about swimming pools and know we should avoid them

but we took our typical 7 year old to GWL and he had a blast. We're thinking of

hitting it again with our 2 ASD kids. Am I completely crazy to think that they

will be okay with all the chemicals or is there something I can do/give them to

offset the effect? I know it will be fun for them and I so want to do this as

they go no where. Any feedback is appreciated.

> Thanks, Casandra

>

[Guest guest]

There is a product called dermashield that you can use for the skin. Both my

husband and my food allergy son have a terrible time at any water park, itching,

rashes. We tried it this spring and it worked! Epson salt baths at the end of

the day too before bed.

We aren't far from the Dells, a couple hours. But in Eau a new water

park is opening this Friday so really close. My kids love them and nice to get

to the age when you don't have watch them every second.

Enjoy!

Tammy

Great Wolf Lodge for ASD kids?

Hi there,

I've seen stuff go round about swimming pools and know we should avoid them

but we took our typical 7 year old to GWL and he had a blast. We're thinking of

hitting it again with our 2 ASD kids. Am I completely crazy to think that they

will be okay with all the chemicals or is there something I can do/give them to

offset the effect? I know it will be fun for them and I so want to do this as

they go no where. Any feedback is appreciated.

Thanks, Casandra

[Guest guest]

> I've seen stuff go round about swimming pools and know we should avoid them

but we took our typical 7 year old to GWL and he had a blast. We're thinking of

hitting it again with our 2 ASD kids. Am I completely crazy to think that they

will be okay with all the chemicals or is there something I can do/give them to

offset the effect? I know it will be fun for them and I so want to do this as

they go no where. Any feedback is appreciated.

Here are ideas to avoid chlorine problems

http://www.danasview.net/chlorine.htm

Dana