More kids are suffering from food allergies and that can make Halloween difficult. The only thing scary about Halloween should be the costumes, so here's how you can help.
Halloween will be here soon and it's never too early to think about what to do about the excess candy. Here are some tricks to help you deal with the treats.
A recent survey of parents has proved what some kids thought all along, Their parents are steeling their Halloween stash. From none at all, to all of it.
Now might be a good time to think about how to control your kid's Halloween candy consumption so you're not up all night nursing a kid with an upset belly.
This Halloween, don’t be the person who resorts to handing out raisins to trick-or-treaters. Actually, steer clear from handing out any of these things.
When it comes to buying candy for the trick-or-treaters, do you buy candy you like and hope you don't get a lot of visitors? Here's the top 10 the kids want.
If you've been eating leftover Halloween candy all week and you're feeling like crap now, here are four tips on how to get it out of your system by the end of the weekend
You don't want to play tricks on kids that have allergies to candy that contains peanuts or tree nuts. See what the popular treat choices are before you buy your candy.
I still remember the Whoppers. My introduction to the worst candy ever. First time I tried them, hated them and still do, and of course I had about a half tone of them. Side note to by the way, I had no idea that parents stole their kids candy while they slept until about a week after Halloween 2 years ago. The...