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Nope.  Just someone who knows how to show a young toddler a good time without stuffing candy down their throats.  DS had the time of his life at our neighborhood get-together and was very happy with homemade Halloween cookies and pumpkin bread.  I'm sure in years to come he will demand the sugary processed stuff and he can have it then, in moderation.  I'm just not going to introduce it to him when he's not even old enough to know what it is.  And I'm not going to go around collecting candy from my neighbors for my DH and me to eat--I can buy my own candy, thank you.  My kid just loves being out and about and seeing other kids--at this age he doesn't need Swedish fish and Tootsie pops.  It defies me how anyone thinks this is weird.     [/quote]

Totally agree and it actually never occurred to me to have my 20 month old go trick-or-treating.  Why introduce this when she doesn't understand the concept?  We dressed up, went to our neighborhood Halloween event, drank cider and she got a balloon.  That made her a lot more happy than candy would.  Not sure why this is controversial, but DCUM never ceases to disappoint.[/quote]

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