Do you let the kids decide what they want and how many pieces? Tell them how many pieces and let them choose which? Pick out and hand the candy to them?
I tried making this an official poll, but stupid nest wouldn't post it.
Well, our house and costumes are usually so scary that if the kids even venture up our walkway, they are usually too scared to even reach into the basket, so we normally just grab and put in their trick or treat bag.
It depends on the age of the child. If they are really little I let them get their own. If they are older I just grab a few pieces and but it in the basket.
Let them pick. ?It is more fun that way. ?And I let them take more than one if they have a really good costume.
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I look to see how cute their costume is (if they are wearing one)
If they are beyond adorable, I let them take whatever they want.
If they are annoying and greedy, I only give them 1 piece.
If they are really shy, I ask them what they want.
If it's an adult with a baby, I look at them funny.
If it's an older kid with a pillowcase and no costume, they get nothing. NOTHING!
If it's your normal everyday trick-or-treater that says "Trick or treat?", I put a few pieces in their bag.
If they just come up and stand there with their bag open and look at me like I'm an alien, I ask them what their business here is.
I don't know if I should post this inside or outside, for their sake or mine. But I think I will have to print this and post it for myself/H to use for this years handouts. I've threatened to card kids that look too old (like 16, trying to pass off 13/14).
I may have to use pmarie's system this year. I usually just grab a huge handful and dump it in their bag. I do think I give the cute, little ones or the ones that have creative costumes a little more than the others though.
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Re: How do you hand out candy?
I bag them and hand them out.
No way do I let them stick their hungry, greedy, grubby hands in that basket.
Yes, I will be that old grouchy woman who yells at children to stay off her lawn.
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LMAO! I am so using these guidelines this year.
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I don't know if I should post this inside or outside, for their sake or mine. But I think I will have to print this and post it for myself/H to use for this years handouts. I've threatened to card kids that look too old (like 16, trying to pass off 13/14).
TTC #2, Operative hysteroscopy March 2011; IVF #1 long lupron protocol April 2011-cancelled due to poor response; IVF #2 flare protocol May 2011=hospitalization due to abdominal hemorrhage during ER and no fert due to MFI issues. Moving onto international adoption from Moldova January 2013!