Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs & Spa, once an ancient healing place for local tribes and communities, is now being run as a for-profit resort by out-of-state interests which are also involved in deep water oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.
For details, see the link in the description of the video.
Mr. Lehr's comment is absolutely false. At the time I was at Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs & Spa with a friend and her child, there was an explicity policy of allowing babies in one particular pool: The lower iron pool in the back area. We were directed to that pool by front desk staff, and that's exactly where we were when my friend was breastfeeding her child.
Looks like a tranquil place to enjoy the spring water and socialize. I can understand the manager's concern regarding bringing children into the hot springs, people need to think twice about a child's safety and abstain from bringing their kids to places where there could by adult nudity and hot water both not suitable for the innocent kids. There are many water parks that are child friendly so parents should take them there instead.
My name is Randy Lehr the Ops manager at Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa. The breast feeding issues Mr. Caditz is raising occurred with the infant in the mineral springs. Infants are not allowed in the mineral spring for obvious water quality & safety concerns. The mineral springs run 100 -107^, it is dangerous for an infant to be in those temps. We are in full compliance with all fire codes, train with staff & sponsor the local volunteer fire dept which is on our prop.
bastards!!!!!!!!!the is indian land!!!!!
leternopadre 1 year ago
Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs & Spa, once an ancient healing place for local tribes and communities, is now being run as a for-profit resort by out-of-state interests which are also involved in deep water oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.
For details, see the link in the description of the video.
MichaelCaditz 1 year ago
13chandru:
Please read my previous comment.
Additionally, there is no nudity allowed in public areas at the resort.
MichaelCaditz 1 year ago
Mr. Lehr's comment is absolutely false. At the time I was at Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs & Spa with a friend and her child, there was an explicity policy of allowing babies in one particular pool: The lower iron pool in the back area. We were directed to that pool by front desk staff, and that's exactly where we were when my friend was breastfeeding her child.
MichaelCaditz 1 year ago
Looks like a tranquil place to enjoy the spring water and socialize. I can understand the manager's concern regarding bringing children into the hot springs, people need to think twice about a child's safety and abstain from bringing their kids to places where there could by adult nudity and hot water both not suitable for the innocent kids. There are many water parks that are child friendly so parents should take them there instead.
13chandru 1 year ago
My name is Randy Lehr the Ops manager at Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa. The breast feeding issues Mr. Caditz is raising occurred with the infant in the mineral springs. Infants are not allowed in the mineral spring for obvious water quality & safety concerns. The mineral springs run 100 -107^, it is dangerous for an infant to be in those temps. We are in full compliance with all fire codes, train with staff & sponsor the local volunteer fire dept which is on our prop.
ojorandy 1 year ago 3