Although now we needed to convince my bonus-daughter (who is 9) of this story too. I let the girls do all of the work, and she seemed to roll with it. (Upon checking back in with her later in the evening, her response of "it's ok - I've got a stash of candy at my mom's house" made me laugh out loud!). The girls were so excited to go out trick or treating together in the costumes they came up with themselves - Pink Girl, Purple Girl and Blue Girl. All based from clothes in their closets and their favorite colors. We just added the crazy hair, tons of jewelry and colored hair spray. We kept the theme running with their coats, gloves, and even color coordinated pumpkins. Trick or treating lasted about an hour through our neighborhood. The girls had a great time, laughing and running from house to house. I even made an attempt at a costume to take them out.
Once home, we sorted through their candy and I let them pull 10 pieces out each. The rest was tossed in to their individual Witch Hazel bags and hung on the back door for the night. This morning, the girls eagerly got dressed and rushed downstairs to see what Witch Hazel had left them. A movie, a small princess toy color coordinated to their costume) and a gift card for Jamba Juice. Wow - that Witch Hazel is so clever!!
What do you do with all of the Halloween candy your kids bring home? Does Witch Hazel stop by?
That's a great idea!
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Only 5 or 6 . . . so far :-)
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