Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I throw one piece in each bag. I don't feel like getting into a "select two" ordeal.
Signed, my cheap MIL
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This candy thing is kind of a manners test for the neighborhood kids. My kids have been told very clearly that they take ONE piece of candy, and if then offered more, they may take ONE more. Those grabby greedy kids drive me nuts.
Funny I am the opposite. Those dainty kids ... not my favorite, unless they are 2 yo. The other kids crack me up.
Anonymous wrote:This candy thing is kind of a manners test for the neighborhood kids. My kids have been told very clearly that they take ONE piece of candy, and if then offered more, they may take ONE more. Those grabby greedy kids drive me nuts.
Anonymous wrote:I throw one piece in each bag. I don't feel like getting into a "select two" ordeal.
Anonymous wrote:It's customary to let the kids grab as much as they can with one hand.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No issues with limiting the take to one or two pieces, but as a parent of a kid with food allergies, I'm always appreciative of the houses where the kids are invited to select their own candy.
+1.
I usually hold the bowl out and tell the kids how many they may take.
Anonymous wrote:No issues with limiting the take to one or two pieces, but as a parent of a kid with food allergies, I'm always appreciative of the houses where the kids are invited to select their own candy.