I’m just dying laughing. Thinking about these mothers thinking It’s OK to whip out their portable toilet and the neighbors driveway. Just so their kid can stay out later trick-or-treating.

Anonymous wrote:I carry a travel potty in a backpack. Pretty small and we rarely need it

What!? While you were trick-or-treating? So bizarre.

How long are you out trick or treating?

Anonymous wrote:No, diapers only for naps and overnight. Bring a change of clothes and push for the potty before. If they dont go potty before ToT, then a pull up is ok.

This is a circuitous and tedious way of answering “Yes” to OP’s question.

Anonymous wrote:My god, how long to do you plan to have your non potty trained toddler out?

This. The year my kid was potty training, we probably spent 15 minutes going to a few houses on our block and then went home. Not because of potty training, just because that's about what a 2 or just-turned 3 year old can handle on Halloween. Plus I wasn't interested in acquiring a bunch of candy for a kid that age either.

At that age, Halloween is just an excuse to put them in a cute costume and take a picture, maybe do a costume parade at daycare.

I carry a travel potty in a backpack. Pretty small and we rarely need it

That’s a no

My god, how long to do you plan to have your non potty trained toddler out?

I’ve seen parents with elementary age children who still use pull-ups when they are doing anything where finding a bathroom might be an issue. Kids usually are fine but every once in a while accidents do happen.

Anonymous wrote:For big kids who are finished potty training but might rarely still have an accident would you opt to have them wear a diaper for trick or treating?

How big? What age?

I’d have them go pee first and then not spend too much time Trick or Treating. They should be fine for an hour, right?

No, I'd during them home and potty them.

Halloween is a special occasion. As long as it’s just as a precaution I don’t see any problem with it.

No, diapers only for naps and overnight. Bring a change of clothes and push for the potty before. If they dont go potty before ToT, then a pull up is ok.

For big kids who are finished potty training but might rarely still have an accident would you opt to have them wear a diaper for trick or treating?