Halloween!!!

espn21

I don't have kids (yet), but i was just wondering how some of you that do, are planning on going about making it a fun, yet healthy Halloween for them? Just planning on letting them enjoy the experience and indulge on all that delicious candy?! Or going to find a way to keep it somewhat healthy? Not saying there's a right or wrong way....just curious!

AEcklar813

I have a 2 year old little girl. She recently got some candy from her friends at dance class. They had a Halloween themed class on Monday and us parents brought stuff for the kids. Kaylee ate the pretzels out of the bag. Took a bite out of everything else and that was it. But, I'm sure she'll want a lot of the candy she gets trick or treating. I just plan on letting her have a few pieces a day if she eats her meals. The problem is, can momym stay out of the candy?

momtimesone

My son just likes going trick or treating as me and my siblings all dress up and take him,When we get home he picks out a few choice pieces and the rest is never touched as he is not a big candy eater. When I was younger my mom would limit us to only 2 pieces a day after our chores where done.....We had candy for months but got sick of it quick