2. Educate Your Kids
Remind them what it felt like the last time they got sick. Prepare them ahead of time. Prime them to be ready to make better decisions with you.
3. Limit Your Sweets Consumption
Even Agave nectar and raw honey should be limited. Stevia is not a sweetener you need worry about, but any others, even unrefined sugars, should be eaten in moderation.
6. Offer Your Kids Money For Their Hard Earned Candy
You can always bribe them. Hey, it’s better than making them sick! Just make sure they don’t go and buy more candy.
7. Offer Your Kids Toys Instead of Candy
Try squirt guns, games, movies, anything they would rather have than candy. And you can give them toys that will last, as opposed to candy that will be gone quickly.
8. Offer Trick-Or-Treaters Toys Instead of Candy
They get enough candy from everyone else. Try squirt guns, glow bracelets, or jacks. There are a lot of inexpensive small toys you can give away.
9. Make Your Own Costumes
You can make your own costumes out of items you don’t need, and you can do it with your kids and make it fun. Reusing is even better than recycling.