mom2jandjands
Earning My Ears
- Joined
- Jun 5, 2019
I posted above about my 9 year old who is trying to decide what to wish for. In order to help him decide, we're hoping for more information about what things there might be to do in various parks for a kid with the following restrictions.
1) Between 44 and 48 inches
2) Uses a wheelchair, but can stand, and walk a short distance, transfer etc . . . . He's also tiny, so easy for someone to lift into and out of a ride vehicle.
3) Severe osteoporosis, so anything that might knock him around, wouldn't be an option.
4) On continuous flow oxygen via trach.
5) Can't be submerged in water (e.g. no swimming or baths), but could be sprinkled or splashed (e.g. he can take a shower with protective equipment).
6) Not afraid of "scary" theming or imagery.
7) Particularly loves anything scientific, whether that's animals or space. He also enjoys super heroes, science fiction, and fantasy. He does not have a particular interest in Disney or costumed characters, but is pretty open to almost anything.
Any suggestions for things he might particularly enjoy? Ideas for things that might particularly appeal to him? Things to avoid because they'll just be frustrating?
1) Between 44 and 48 inches
2) Uses a wheelchair, but can stand, and walk a short distance, transfer etc . . . . He's also tiny, so easy for someone to lift into and out of a ride vehicle.
3) Severe osteoporosis, so anything that might knock him around, wouldn't be an option.
4) On continuous flow oxygen via trach.
5) Can't be submerged in water (e.g. no swimming or baths), but could be sprinkled or splashed (e.g. he can take a shower with protective equipment).
6) Not afraid of "scary" theming or imagery.
7) Particularly loves anything scientific, whether that's animals or space. He also enjoys super heroes, science fiction, and fantasy. He does not have a particular interest in Disney or costumed characters, but is pretty open to almost anything.
Any suggestions for things he might particularly enjoy? Ideas for things that might particularly appeal to him? Things to avoid because they'll just be frustrating?