When I took him ToTing we didn't actually get any candy and DH was glad about it because he doesn't think E needs candy yet (I don't disagree), but E and I split one Kit Kat stick and I gave him a small piece of a Reeses. My SIL gave him a small bit of a Milky Way when DH was there and he gave her the stink eye...I maay have forgotten to mention that I had already done it...
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I gave gave LO a mini Tootsie pop so he would cooperate for pictures.
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Yep...but he's 6.
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I gave the little one a bite of a Milky Way and a dum dum. The 6 year old are all kinds of crud
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Yes, one piece. I am amazed she didn't ask me for any today. Forgot about it all already!
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Nope, but she ate a lot of fruit, pretzels and had a tiny bite of a brownie. I tried to open a bag of m&ms from her TOT stash and she had a fit so I guess she wasn't interested!
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So hang on, some of you went TOTing, collected sweets and are going to eat it yourself?!!! LOL! You pimped out your babies for sweets!! Chortle!
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Nope but he's only 11 months. He really enjoyed hanging on to a jolly rancher and shaking a bag of pretzels though
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Nope. But she did grab a lollipop and stick it in her mouth before I could grab it. Thankfully it still had the plastic on.
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He had 2 M&MS earlier in the day. We were going to let him have some of his that he got(he went to like 10 houses) but he ended up putting it in the candy bowl and it got passed out.
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Technically, no... but she opened up a milky way while my back was turned and ate a couple bites. She looked so happy
(she's 20 months)
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I gave DS (13 months) a piece of a Reese's and he spit it out! I was like, WHAT ARE YOU DOING???
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One mini Reese's peanut buttercup which he ate half of and a few sucks on a tootsie pop
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Our building handed out caramel candy apples and DH was eating it last night naturally LO wanted some. So she had a few bites. She's 17 months. I'm hoping she doesn't expect all apples to be dipped in sugary substances going forward!
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We didn't go out, but he ate some of the yogurt raisins we had. He got a little bag at church filled with typical Halloween stuff and he's had a bite of a few fun sized bars. I let him eat chocolate once and a while, just like he gets the occasional, and appropriately-portioned, steak/burger/hot dog/French fry/potato chip serving. Moderation is my objective here.
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@lilyann: LOL!!
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She's 11 months so we went out and walked around. People offered her candy, but we refused. Then they offered it to us and I may have obliged.
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@Cherrybee: no doubt! and honestly i think the folks giving out candy got more pleasure seeing my cute 14 month old than the greedy pre-teens who didn't even show up in costumes!
@lovehoneybee: i gave him one m&m (a half a time.) he was pretty stoked.
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@lilyann: hahahaha! that is hilarious, but i would have reacted the same way!!
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He had one piece
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@Cherrybee: haha. That's why I won't take my LO trick or treating until she's old enough to eat the candy she collects. But I did organize a Halloween Happy Hour for my mommy's group last night-- babies were in costume but we made no bones about the fact that it was the mommies getting the treats (both liquid and solid).
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We brought our own non candy treats.
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Nope. He got a dum dum from his school sack on Wednesday but since then he got 1 skittle for pooping in the potty. He hasn't even asked for any. He is 2 1/2.
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My LO accidentally got a taste of a kit kat. She was helping me give out candy and snatched one and put it in her mouth. I thought she was just biting the wrapper, but all of a sudden she started grinning and I took it from her and saw she'd bitten through and eaten a chunk of it! Girlfriend likes chocolate!
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She had part of a cupcake at her playgroup Thursday morning but we kept her away from the candy bowl.
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I let him have three peanut m&m's, he walked in on me eating them and asked so nicely I couldn't resist. He has a major sweet tooth though so I need to avoid giving him sugar!
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He was sucking on two Tootsie Roll pops with the paper on (so just sucking on the paper)... but after a while I realized that some lollipop flavor (or scent at least) was definitely getting through the paper... oops! (LO is 12 months)
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Yup! She had a few pieces actually, and a few today!
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We didn't take her ToTing (she's shy and doesn't understand it yet), but we did to go a friends house for a little party. No candy, but she did get a cookie. She was too busy playing with her little friends to even care about sweets.
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Yep!!!
She had a Reese's cup and a lolly pop. -
yup - she had a ring pop and a hershey's chocolate.
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Absolutely! I feel like kids should be allowed to be kids and have treats here and there, especially on Halloween.
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@Cherrybee: totally!! I carried her to each door and was like, "hey! Right there in the pumpkin please!" Hahahaha If she had any interest I would let her have a little bite but she is a weirdo and didn't even want any of her own birthday cake so why waste good candy?
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She had a mini hershey bar and a tiny half stick kit kat. She saw her bucket this morning and turned to me amd said "toclate?". But, she was happy with cheerios instead:)
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A little! E had a fun size Hersey bar. When I gave it to her, my mom was over, she stuck out her tongue in disgust and said, "really?" Haha.
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I didn't. I don't really eat that much candy and I haven't touched what we got when we went ToTing. If i was eating a piece and she wanted to try it I would let her though
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No, he doesn't know that the stuff in the brightly colored wrapper is a yummy treat to eat and I would love to keep it that way as long as possible! He is 22 mos and did get a package of dried apples from our friends which he gobbled up and loved!
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Yep! And I don't feel bad about it. She probably had 5 mini Kit Kats and she was obsessed. It's a once a year thing, no big d.
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LO is allergic to most Halloween candy. He ate a small bag of Halloween pretzels.
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My two year old got a lollipop per his choice but abandoned it halfway through. Baby got nothing obviously. DH picked out a couple pieces and the rest is all bagged up to give away later today.
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