Now that Riley can verbally express his likes and dislikes, it is a challenge for us to explain to him why he cannot have certain things. We will be joining the Halloween trick or treat in our relative's village this weekend and while I cannot control what people will be handing out, I can at least make a list in case some people are looking for other things to give kids when they come to their doorsteps.
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| Happily handing out candies last year as he still had no clue he can eat them! |
Raisins - Small packs of raisins is a healthy option. Riley loves snacking on these and although they are sweet, I feel less guilty handing them out to him as a treat.
Popcorn - Pop a couple of bags in the microwave, pack them in small plastic bags, and you're done!
Small toys - They don't have to be expensive. As long as they don't break in tiny pieces!
Tetra Packed Drinks - Dutch Mill yogurt drink is one of Riley's favorite.
Fun size chocolates - It would not be halloween if there's no chocolate! Standard sized chocolate packs are confiscated by this mommy for immediate consumption!
Small packs of crayons, coloring books, light-up sticks are also great alternatives to giveaway this halloween. For me, I would probably handout popcorn if Riley does not eat all of it!
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