Anonymous wrote:No, Covid.

Exactly. Who the heck are all these people trick or treating? Stay home! Be responsible.

My 15 year old is not, first year not going

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Anonymous wrote:14 yes, 18 no

Every time a teen walks by me on Halloween I call out, do you want candy.

It's sad that people shame teens about Trick or Treating.

We don't let them enjoy the simple things in life because we are so afraid of them being "immature"... i[b]t's pathetic.[/b]

+1 I don’t understand this mentality.

+2. If a kid is dressed up, they will get candy from me.

This!!!! I don’t judge a kid’s situation.

No, Covid.

Anonymous wrote:As long as the teens are in a costume, go for it. If you’re too cool for a costume, you’re also too cool to be asking for candy.

This has always been the philosophy at our house, too. Plus the older teens often have the coolest or funniest costumes.

15 Yes with friends. 17 no. They’re doing a bonfire.

Anonymous wrote:14 is too old.

Nope. You seem like the kind of person that just sucks the zest right out of life. These kids have been home, no school for months, and too old for free candy?? No way. Any person that comes to my house gets full size candy bars. That's how you do it PP.

My 13 and 15 year olds go out. It's fun!

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Anonymous wrote:14 yes, 18 no

Every time a teen walks by me on Halloween I call out, do you want candy.

It's sad that people shame teens about Trick or Treating.

We don't let them enjoy the simple things in life because we are so afraid of them being "immature"... it's pathetic.

+1 I don’t understand this mentality.

Me either its like parents want their kids to grow up way too fast.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:14 yes, 18 no

Every time a teen walks by me on Halloween I call out, do you want candy.

It's sad that people shame teens about Trick or Treating.

We don't let them enjoy the simple things in life because we are so afraid of them being "immature"... i[b]t's pathetic.[/b]

+1 I don’t understand this mentality.

+2. If a kid is dressed up, they will get candy from me.

+3

No movie night & candy with us

Anonymous wrote:My 14 YO DD wouldn't be caught dead trick or treating with me but she and her friends are going out in costume as I did for my last year. You're never too ld to have fun and dress up. I was just at Cabin John and saw a guy dressed up as "Dude" from the Big Lebowski, it made my day.

Totally agree. In fact I held on to our (humongous, epic) dress up collection which my kid never used much when she was younger. Surprise - it got tons of use when she was an high school kid right up through graduating! Once they were past being cool middle schoolers there were all kinds of ways they had fun with silly clothes as they got older.

My 14 YO DD wouldn't be caught dead trick or treating with me but she and her friends are going out in costume as I did for my last year. You're never too ld to have fun and dress up. I was just at Cabin John and saw a guy dressed up as "Dude" from the Big Lebowski, it made my day.

I don't see why anyone cares if teenagers trick or treat.

14yo not going. I think he's doing a fire pit outside with a few friends. Trick or treating heavily discouraged in our town (lower risk area) but I'm sure some people will do it anyway.