LO is 15 months old and she had her first Reese's peanut butter cup yesterday after we went trick-or-treating. She quickly ate the whole thing but then we cut her off because she started going crazy! She loved it so she's definitely my daughter 
How much candy did your LO eat yesterday?
pineapple / 12234 posts
E had a fun size bag of skittles. B had more since he was at school and they had some at his harvest party. Then he had 3 pieces after trick or treating.
Today, they've had more though...yikes. I'm ready to hide their bags!!!
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
One lollipop for each LO! They were happy with holding their pumpkins full of candy!
coconut / 8279 posts
We shared some M&Ms - he loves them but isn't that into sweets. He loves salty & spicy, like mama 
honeydew / 7295 posts
My son had a peanut butter cup as well! And half a special dark mini
cantaloupe / 6751 posts
Too much! At least four pieces when we got home.
I ate more, though
papaya / 10560 posts
He found a sucker in the car somehow, some gummies and he finagled some chocolate out of his treat bag. Wayyyy too much!
GOLD / watermelon / 14076 posts
@pinkcupcake: Haha I'm right there with you! I've eaten a ton!
GOLD / watermelon / 14076 posts
@HLK208: I think M had a cupcake at daycare, too. I'm sure she loved it...she has a sweet tooth like me!
persimmon / 1343 posts
None, lol just a little bag of halloween pretzels. She's about 17 months. Mom & dad had lots though! We bought lots of candy but didn't get as many trick or treaters as last year.
blogger / honeydew / 7081 posts
I ate a lot lol. K had a bunch of yogurt raisins and some fruit chews...which are a lame excuse for candy.
papaya / 10473 posts
None, but we didn't TOT this year, and we didn't have trick or treaters since we weren't home. I guess I need to go buy myself some Halloween candy before it's all gone!
blogger / pomegranate / 3044 posts
DS1 had a mini hersheys bar and a bite of milky way last night, and I think has forgotten about it.. it's still in the pumpkin basket on the table, but besides on asking for a piece before breakfast (I said no) he hasn't said anything.
I'll bring it to work on Monday!
pomegranate / 3863 posts
Miraculously, none! I'm sure next year will be a completely different story though.
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
None with us but not sure about daycare. She's 30m.
kiwi / 524 posts
None (he's just 13 months), but he did have a shortbread cookie shaped like a pumpkin. He was intrigued after that and insisted I hand him his miniature pumpkin so he could take a big bite.
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
Since she couldn't ToT, she only ate sweet tarts we had. She tried an M&M and spit it out.
hostess / wonderful grape / 20803 posts
He had a sucker, half box of mini nerds, and fun size twix let. way too much. He's 2.5! He woke up crying for candy today. But he did have a fun size pack of reesies pieces today.
persimmon / 1458 posts
@MamaChin: yes, us too! I asked my husband this morning at 7:30am if it was wrong that I wanted to start eating candy!
pomelo / 5258 posts
None - she played with her candy for about an hour. I don't think she had any idea the wrappers contained something edible.
pomegranate / 3872 posts
Just one mini chocolate bar. But I did make cookies earlier in the day and she had three big ones!
hostess / cantaloupe / 6486 posts
Just one fun sized bag of reeses minis. "More? More?" Was all I heard after lol we didn't go trick or treating, MIL just gave her some which is better for me!
nectarine / 2504 posts
LO is 2 1/2 and had about four pieces of chocolate. He received a lot of suckers but I'm a little hesitant to give it to him.
GOLD / watermelon / 14076 posts
@Mrs. Sunshine: Same! She kept pointing at the empty wrapper and saying, "more!"
pomelo / 5326 posts
We weren't going to give her any but when we weren't looking she somehow tore into a kitkat bar and consumed about half of it. DH gave her a little bite of his Reese' peanut butter cup today. She also learned "more" this week, and this little word has come in handy!
wonderful cherry / 21504 posts
None. I'm mean! She had a box of raisin while tot-ing which is about as sweet as she gets. We didn't really trick or treat though, just walked around on main st with the othe tricks or treaters and got a few pieces of candy (for mom and dad). I was embarrassed to really collect much since I knew I would be the one eating it.
I'm totally going to buy some cheap candy while it's on sale. Again, for me, not her. She has no idea what she's missing.
Eta: she is 15 months. By next year I'm sure she will know what's up.
pomegranate / 3577 posts
None, but only because it was late, not because we're squidgy about candy. We went trick or treating at the local zoo event, but we didn't make a point of hitting the TOT stations, since it was pretty clear the candy wouldn't be for him!
grapefruit / 4085 posts
She had one mini Hershey bar. She's never really had chocolate before and she LOVED it!! 
hostess / papaya / 10219 posts
He had most of a dumb dumb lollipop and went nutso! First taste of candy and he liked it a bit too much!! He kept saying, "Candy?! Candy?!"
cherry / 186 posts
She had the little bit of chocolate her cousin snuck her. I would have given her something to celebrate the Holiday but poor little girl was sick 
eggplant / 11716 posts
None....but DH and I have been eating the candy left from our bowl all day!
cantaloupe / 6164 posts
A dum-dum and some m&m's. She LOVES "m-n-m-n-m-n-m's" We won't talk about how much I've eaten.
nectarine / 2771 posts
Just some Halloween pretzels. Me and DH have been nonstop though...
pomegranate / 3643 posts
He had a bag of fruit snacks and a twizzler and two little sweet tarts. He has peanut and dairy allergies, so sadly that's all he will get! When he got home, the Halloween fairy magically turned his candy into pouches and more fruit snacks. He was pretty excited about that.
honeydew / 7589 posts
None. She's still blissfully ignorant.
This kid thinks that "juice" means chicken broth. Muhahahaha!
wonderful cherry / 21504 posts
@jedeve: kind of off topic, but I noticed a lot of places giving out non chocolate and nut things, I'm guessing because they are more aware of the various allergies. I thought that was cool (even if my faves are chocolate and nuts). Or maybe that candy was just cheaper.
cantaloupe / 6669 posts
I let LO (12 months) have a few licks of a lollipop. She slept great last night so maybe sugar has a sedative effect for my kid Today she saw the leftover candy, though, and wanted another one! So I may have opened a can of worms.
cantaloupe / 6923 posts
Too much!!! But she also ate more than enough chili for dinner so I was fine with her eating some candy.
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