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CkGm
They get so big, so fast :(
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Christine
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Water Parks?
So I now have DH's family in town and need to go on the tours with them. I really didn't want to pay to go to an amusement park so I convinced them to go to the water park instead. Most of the day will be spent in the kiddo area with DD but I will be able to out on my own a little bit.
Am I allowed on water slides? I know rides at an amusement park are out so I guess this is too huh? 
Message edited 8/11/2008 6:14:54 PM.
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wannabemom
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Re: Water Parks?
my guess would be no... the slides with all the bumping around and rushing water are likely not a good idea......
maybe only a regular pool 
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| Posted 8/11/08 6:15 PM |
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Dani922
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Danielle
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Re: Water Parks?
I've been wondering the same thing. We're going to Splish Splash later this week. I'll be just about 7 weeks. I can't see why this early on it would be harmful to go on some of the tame slides (since those are the only ones DD can go on anyway). I remember going a couple of years ago & seeing a warning to pregnant women on some of the slides, but I don't remember if it was on all of them or if it gave any specifics.
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| Posted 8/11/08 6:42 PM |
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CkGm
They get so big, so fast :(
Member since 5/05 13848 total posts
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Christine
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Re: Water Parks?
Posted by Dani922
I've been wondering the same thing. We're going to Splish Splash later this week. I'll be just about 7 weeks. I can't see why this early on it would be harmful to go on some of the tame slides (since those are the only ones DD can go on anyway). I remember going a couple of years ago & seeing a warning to pregnant women on some of the slides, but I don't remember if it was on all of them or if it gave any specifics.
I was thinking about the slow ones with tubes also, not the crazy ones where you have to cross your legs and stuff. I have been going in the ocean with DD and the Pacific is pretty rough. I didn't think about that either. So I guess I will find out tomorrow and let you know! 
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| Posted 8/11/08 6:58 PM |
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dani731
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Re: Water Parks?
I went to splish splash yesterday (Sunday). I am 23 weeks. I did the Lazy River & the Wave Pool. I also went on the Mamouth River, the ride with the big tube that fits 5 people. That ride is not that bumpy & it is really short, but you get nice & wet. Other than that I just went to kiddie areas with my neice while everyone else went on the rides that she was too small to go on.
I had a really good time, but by the end of the day my feet were killing me from all of the walking.
I say go have fun!
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| Posted 8/11/08 10:09 PM |
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MommyAgain
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Re: Water Parks?
i was at splish splash last week, im almost 19weeks...i agree with the above poster..i did the lazy river, and the wave pool..but to be honest i did the mamouth river too (the one with the tube that holds 5-6) and thought it was WAY to much for a pregnant person to handle..i would never go on it again..maybe im just slightly wimpy though :) lol
have fun!! stay in the lazy river!!
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| Posted 8/11/08 10:12 PM |
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CkGm
They get so big, so fast :(
Member since 5/05 13848 total posts
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Christine
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Re: Water Parks?
Thanks everyone! I probably would be too nervous to leave my DD for even a second, even though my SIL is a mom too. So I will play it safe and do stuff with her all day. 
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| Posted 8/11/08 11:51 PM |
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