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Overthinking The Autumn...

africanqueen99

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africanqueen99 Contributor
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My husband and I were talking today about our typical Fall activities with the kids - apple picking with the hayride, pumpkin picking with the hayride, climbing the hay bale castle to go through the corn maze, etc. you get the drift.

This is going to be our first Fall dealing with celiac. Is hay a concern? No idea if it's wheat, but I'm in the Midwest so highly likely - we make our wheat cheap and plentiful!

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StephanieL Enthusiast
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We haven't ever had issues with any of the above.

 

Go. Enjoy!

 

Wash hands and strip them down when you get home and have a good bath!!!

Cara in Boston Enthusiast
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We didn't have any problems with it either.  I just had him strip down when he got home and take a long, hot shower.  Don't forget to clean/trim fingernails either.  

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It's likely that the hay is alfalfa or other grass but you could call the farm and ask just to make sure.  

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Thanks so much.  It's so difficult to figure out when I need to worry and when I need to let things slide.

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