Halloween

[Sweetbabybug]

What are some activities that a little can do for Halloween. I'm 19 so too young to dress up and go partying but too old to dress up and get free candy. Halloween is my favorite holiday and now it feels like it's going to be just passing out candy to the trick or treaters. :'(

[Antoinette]

You could always host your own little party and dress up as something and get your friends to come round. Or even if you don't like that you could decorate your room and buy yourself lots of candy and warm drinks and just have a horror movie marathon.

[sneaky_ninja_bunny]

You could always get one of those costume themed onsies and have a little party of your own. I know my little friends and I always have a cute halloween movie marathon and make halloween themed treats. You could always do that

[annemarie]

watch halloween movies!! find a halloween party to go to or a haunted house with your daddy!! also buy lots of candy and yeah go home and watch scary movies or whatever movies fit your own personal halloween aesthetic!!

[Sweetbabybug]

I wish unfortunately I don't know anyone else who's a little and my daddy just recently moved to Florida to stay with his Grandmother and won't be back till Thanksgiving.

[Guest QueenJellybean]

There was a really great list of things to do around Halloween/Autumn that I found a while ago. Let me see if I can dig it up! As a Halloween addict, I should be able to give some fun advice. 

 

- Go to a pumpkin patch and pick out the biggest pumpkin you can find to bring home!

- Try on loads of fun costumes/accessories at a Halloween store. You don't even have to go home with one! 

- Watching Halloween movies is a great suggestion that I already saw above!

- Even handing out candy to other kids can be fun! Dress up, and make sure you compliment your favorite costumes! 

- Put warm apple cider/hot chocolate in your sippy cup!

- Do trick or treat at home! (This is something Daddy and I do with our girlfriend, who is also His Little!) Dress up in costume, and knock on the bedroom door with a bag to get candy and treats!

- Make a blanket fort, grab a flashlight, shut off the lights and tell ghost stories! You can tell friendly ghost ones if you scare easy.

- Make Monster Spray as a craft to be sure your room is monster-free for the holiday! (Or maybe a Monster Attract!)

- A fun one that I've seen suggested before for Littles with Caregivers is allowing their Little to break one rule that day! Let your little be a rebel! 

 

Happy Holidays! 

[Guest TwinklingSpace]

I always dress up and then set up a little table for the bowl of candy to sit on. I usually pick a theme for the table and make it really pretty and fun. And then I place the table by the door and when the trick or treats come by I hand them candy. It's actually really fun, to see all the little kids in their costumes and then they all comment on mine (I always dress up as Ursula from the Little Mermaid)... and sometimes I scare them. lol. That's not so fun. I forget not everyone has a love for villains like I do.

[Sweetbabybug]

Thank you for all these suggestions they all seem so fun and I'm so excited to try some of them