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Costs of candy and can make an educated decision about it. One solution I’ve found to all this madness to invoke the spirit of the Great Pumpkin, who collects candy left on doorsteps every Halloween night to replace the candy with a real treat – a book, new computer game, skateboard, etc. So, are you a bad parent if you let your children eat Halloween candy? I’d encourage you to ask a different question: Am I empowering my children with healthy habits and knowledge before they go trick-or-treating this Halloween? Am I an enabler to all the candy madness, or am I modeling healthy habits and moderation? One of the responsibilities of parenthood is educating our children and setting them up with healthy habits that they’ll carry through to adulthood and even on to the next generation. We likely aren’t going to bar our children from going trick-or-treating, but modeling and teaching them what happens afterward is what will determine their habits around candy for life. If you can answer yes to all those questions, then you and your children are in the clear. Healthy habits are the real treat. Baby’s teeth: What you should know The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Dr. Mark Burhenne.

Blood and MadnessOctober 15, 2013A grim specter lurks in the shadows of the Mad King’s past.The Bloody Prince is coming to Tyria! Video EventsThe Bloody Prince Emerges Halloween is drawing near, and Magister Tassi’s instruments are picking up some unusual energy readings. The Mad King isn’t the only one breaking through the barrier between realms—prepare to face the son of Oswald Thorn, Bloody Prince Edrick!Mad Realm Doors Haunted doors are appearing all over Kryta, where brave travelers can dare to trick-or-treat!Mad King’s Labyrinth The Bloody Prince has taken over part of the Mad King’s Labyrinth! He’s controlling the undead armies in the Mad King’s Realm, while his father retains command of the plastic spiders, candy corn elementals, and other festive frights. The Skeletal Lich, Grand High Viscount of Candy Corn, and the Labyrinthine Horror await interlopers.Mad King’s Clocktower Race against the rising madness in the Mad King’s Clocktower, Tyria’s most maddening jumping puzzle! Can you make it to the top in time?Lunatic Inquisition Join in player vs. player madness and mayhem with the Lunatic Inquisition, where you’ll play as either a Villager, desperate to survive, or a maniacal Lunatic Courtier. Discover survival tools and hidden secrets within the Labyrinth, and try to survive the night!Developer Livestream – October 14 Take a spooky sneak peek at the Blood and Madness release with ArenaNet devs during the preview livestream on our Twitch channel on Monday, October 14 at 12PM PDT. RewardsSweet Rewards Get yourself some sweet rewards by participating in Blood and Madness content! Complete the Blood and Madness meta achievement to receive a Mini Candy Corn Elemental , and follow the storyline for a Candy Corn node for your home instance!Candy Cornucopia You can trade Candy Corn for new Halloween items like a Mini Bloody Prince, a 20-slot Halloween Pail, and special crafting items needed for Halloween weapons!Mask of the Night Participate in rounds of Mad King Says to prove your ability to obey the maniacal monarch’s whimsies and earn yourself a Mask of the Night!World vs. World Rewards Update! Rank up chests in WvW have been updated to provide additional rewards for WvW players! Each time you gain a rank, you will now receive additional silver from each chest as well as an additional roll for a Masterwork or better item, effectively doubling your chances of getting cool loot every time you gain a rank! FeaturesCombat Quality of Life Fixes

In cheerful white, the ghost in motion ready for Halloween fun, the spooky ghost exuding an eerie aura, and the excited ghost that captures the excitement of Halloween.Free Bat Printables Add an element of mystery with our Free Bat Printables. Whether you prefer single bats for subtle touches or two bats on a page for creating captivating patterns and cards, these black bats in a ready-to-print format will add intrigue to your Halloween decorations. You can also use these Halloween pictures to draw bats freehand too. Free Pumpkin PrintablesGet into the pumpkin spirit with our delightful Free Pumpkin Printables. In our collection of Halloween pumpkin drawings, you can choose from large and small pumpkins in various sizes to suit your decorating needs, or bring a friendly atmosphere with smiley face pumpkins. For a pop of Halloween color, don’t miss our colored Halloween pumpkin drawings in vibrant orange.Free Candy Corn PrintablesSatisfy your crafting cravings with our Free Candy Corn Printables. Craft classic Halloween treats with the single large candy corn drawing or create Halloween-themed cards with two smaller candy corns on a page. Add a burst of color with our colored candy corn easy Halloween drawings for a vibrant twist on this iconic treat.Halloween Shapes: Drawings in ColorAdd personality to your Halloween decor with our colored free printable Halloween shapes drawings. Choose from a black cat that’s cute and spooky, a friendly ghost in color to brighten your surroundings, a witch’s hat for a touch of witchy flair, a not-so-creepy spider, a colorful bat in flight, and a grinning pumpkin to add a playful touch to your Halloween displays.Each of these Halloween printables offers a unique and creative way to celebrate the Halloween season, allowing you to tailor your decorations to your taste and style.You can elevate your Halloween decorations with our Free Printable Halloween Shapes. This collection includes six delightful and straightforward designs, featuring a ghost, black cat, bat, spider, witch’s hat, and pumpkin—all available for free download and printing. These versatile shapes can be used in numerous ways, from creating festive decorations to pumpkin carving templates. You can also

A younger one, start with only one piece of dice. To challenge older ones, add in more pieces of dice to work on addition skills!How to do this activity:1. Materials you need: Foam dice, q-tips, and black cardstock paper.View Amazons Price2. Set-up: Gather the materials you need!3. Activity: Have your child roll the dice. Have them count up the dots or see if they can add them together if they are old enough. Then, have them place that amount of Q-tips on the black cardstock paper as tally marks. Emphasize that the 5th Q-tip will need to go across the other 4 to form the number 5.Try this activity several times till they get the hang of how to create tally marks!RELATED: ADDITION ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS!Activity #6: Halloween Candy GraphingOur absolute favorite part about trick-or-treating is dumping all the candy out! Do you love that too?!We love going through the candy and separating them based on chocolates, gummies, hard candy, etc.After the trick-or-treating is all day the next day, we LOVE to graph our candy.How to do this activity:1. Materials you need: My FREE Candy Graph, Halloween candy, crayons, and markers.Trick Or Treat GraphView Amazons Price2. Set-up: Sort all the candy by type (gummies, chocolate, hard candy, lollipops, sour candy). If you have WAY too much candy, just grab 2 handfuls or so.3. Activity: Count up the candy in each category and color in the amount of the graph of what they have. Talk about what group has the most, the least, and if any are the same!Activity #7: Halloween Activity Learning BookWant some learning activities that you can use over and over that are festive for the holiday?You need to check out my excellent busy book that you can create using the digital download that I made for you!How to do this activity:1. Materials you need: My Halloween Busy Book download, a 1″ binder, sheet protectors, scissors, velcro circles, ziplock bags, a laminator (unless you want to get it laminated), and laminating sheets.Halloween Activity BookView Amazons Price2. Set-up: This does take some set-up but believe me, it’s well worth it! Laminate only the sheets that need it (these are the pieces). The other main sheets can go in sheet protectors inside the binder. Cut out the pieces once laminated. If it’s an activity that would need velcro circles, you can add those on there and on the binder so they will stick together.3. Activity: Your little one can complete the activities over and over again! This is a great way to practice new skills as well as work on recognition!I just bought this laminator for my house! I love having my own laminator because I can laminate all the