Vegetables that have soluble fiber, like peas, can cause gas as theyâre digested in the large intestine. Those with insoluble fiber should pass through without discomfort or excessive gas. 1  Gas-Producing Foods: Fruits Some fruits contain another sugar, called sorbitol, which causes excessive gas. The biggest culprits include prunes, apples, peaches, and pears. Sugar-free gum and candy are sweetened with sorbitol, which is why they can lead to excessive gas, too.
Real Bodies at Bally's Hotel and Casino To use this admission ticket to REAL BODIES, head to Balleyâs Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip. The exhibit is located on the lower level of Ballyâs right by the Flamingo Road entrance. Experience this exhibit about human anatomy as you walk through it, admiring its art.
If your child needs to burn of energy on a rainy day, several indoor place centers are available in the New York City area. Funtasia (funtasianyc.com) is a jungle-themed indoor play area with free play times on certain days of the week. BounceU (bounceu.com) offers bounce houses and other inflatable play areas for kids.nother option is the Children's Museum of Manhattan (www.cmom.org). The museum's areas include PlayWorks, designed for kids up to age 4. All displays are bright, colorful and child-friendly. The New York City Fire Museum (nycfiremuseum.org) appeals to young children who love fire trucks and firefighters.