Anonymous
10/31/2015 13:38
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
As much as she wants on the first night and one piece a day after that.
Anonymous
10/31/2015 13:16
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The 12yo is old enough to self regulate. She's underweight anyway. I just remind her to brush her teeth more often.
The 9yo gets more candy than her sister. It's a free for all Halloween night, then 1-2 pieces each day until it's gone.
We've never done it before, but I'm thinking I might have the switch witch visit this year.
If they are my kids they will only over dose the first couple days after that they stop eatting it
That's what my son does. So I don't regulate.
Anonymous
10/31/2015 13:07
Subject: Re:What's your Halloween candy policy?
Anonymous wrote:When they were little, no more than 10.
As they got older it was a guideline but we did not regulate it.
One child threw up after eating 20 pieces... I think he was 6 or 7.
He literally turned green... I thought that was just a tv thing... But I saw it with my own eyes.
Also we donate all but a bowl full and throw away anything still around at Christmas.
Anonymous
10/31/2015 13:06
Subject: Re:What's your Halloween candy policy?
When they were little, no more than 10.
As they got older it was a guideline but we did not regulate it.
One child threw up after eating 20 pieces... I think he was 6 or 7.
He literally turned green... I thought that was just a tv thing... But I saw it with my own eyes.
As they got older it was a guideline but we did not regulate it.
One child threw up after eating 20 pieces... I think he was 6 or 7.
He literally turned green... I thought that was just a tv thing... But I saw it with my own eyes.
Anonymous
10/31/2015 12:42
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
Anonymous wrote:wtf is a switch witch? let me guess, it was a craft on pinterest.
The switch witch is kind of like the tooth fairy -- comes in the night, takes the candy, and leaves a toy in exchange.
Anonymous
10/31/2015 12:39
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
wtf is a switch witch? let me guess, it was a craft on pinterest.
Anonymous
10/31/2015 12:17
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
I let them eat as much candy as they can for 2-3 days. anything remaining gets tossed/goes missing. We don't keep candy in the house and it rarely gets bought.
Anonymous
10/31/2015 11:41
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The 12yo is old enough to self regulate. She's underweight anyway. I just remind her to brush her teeth more often.
The 9yo gets more candy than her sister. It's a free for all Halloween night, then 1-2 pieces each day until it's gone.
We've never done it before, but I'm thinking I might have the switch witch visit this year.
If they are my kids they will only over dose the first couple days after that they stop eatting it
The switch witch for a 9 and 12 yo?
I'd never heard of it before. Is this too old? Obviously they won't believe it's true but it sounds like a cute way to get rid of the candy.
Anonymous
10/31/2015 11:35
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The 12yo is old enough to self regulate. She's underweight anyway. I just remind her to brush her teeth more often.
The 9yo gets more candy than her sister. It's a free for all Halloween night, then 1-2 pieces each day until it's gone.
We've never done it before, but I'm thinking I might have the switch witch visit this year.
If they are my kids they will only over dose the first couple days after that they stop eatting it
The switch witch for a 9 and 12 yo?
Anonymous
10/31/2015 11:19
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
Anonymous wrote:How much candy are you going to allow on Halloween night? Do you plan to manage candy consumption afterwards, such as number of candy/day, etc.? How many?
nope and its only one time a year.
Anonymous
10/31/2015 11:19
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
Anonymous wrote:The 12yo is old enough to self regulate. She's underweight anyway. I just remind her to brush her teeth more often.
The 9yo gets more candy than her sister. It's a free for all Halloween night, then 1-2 pieces each day until it's gone.
We've never done it before, but I'm thinking I might have the switch witch visit this year.
If they are my kids they will only over dose the first couple days after that they stop eatting it
Anonymous
10/31/2015 10:44
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
The 12yo is old enough to self regulate. She's underweight anyway. I just remind her to brush her teeth more often.
The 9yo gets more candy than her sister. It's a free for all Halloween night, then 1-2 pieces each day until it's gone.
We've never done it before, but I'm thinking I might have the switch witch visit this year.
The 9yo gets more candy than her sister. It's a free for all Halloween night, then 1-2 pieces each day until it's gone.
We've never done it before, but I'm thinking I might have the switch witch visit this year.
Anonymous
10/31/2015 10:43
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
Anonymous wrote:As much as his little tummy will hold. He can learn a lesson like I did many years ago. It's fun!
Anonymous
10/31/2015 10:35
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
As much as his little tummy will hold. He can learn a lesson like I did many years ago. It's fun!
Anonymous
10/31/2015 10:35
Subject: What's your Halloween candy policy?
How much candy are you going to allow on Halloween night? Do you plan to manage candy consumption afterwards, such as number of candy/day, etc.? How many?