by admin on October 2, 2008
Can you believe it is October already? Halloween is just around the corner!
I love Halloween time because it is a chance to spend lots of quality family time together making themed crafts and treats.
There are tons of fun activities you can do with your toddler this Halloween that are not scary.
Here is a list of my favorite kid friendly sites that contain free printables, recipes, activities and more that you can explore with your toddler.
Also check out our new Toddler Halloween section on this site for more Halloween goodies.
by admin on November 1, 2006
I hope everyone had a fun and safe Halloween! We had a great time trick or treating and spending time with the family.
Now that Halloween is over it is time to focus on Thanksgiving, but first lets not forget about one important thing…After Halloween Costume Sales!
This is a great time for moms to pick up costumes for next year at a great discount, or even stock up on costumes for toddler dress up play.
My 2 year old loves the Disney Princesses, there is no better time to get those expensive dresses at 50-70% from DisneyShopping.com
There are also great pirate costumes for little boys!
Check out the After Halloween Costume Sale at DisneyShopping
Wal-mart & Target will also have Halloween costumes at 50-90%
Get them before they are gone! 
by admin on October 23, 2006
I just found another great website with some fun Halloween activities especially for toddlers.
Playhouse Disney has a new page of activities for their Trick or Treat Weekend.
Here you will find some fun Halloween themed printables and even a safety checklist for moms.
Take a look!
Playhouse Disney Trick or Treat Weekend Activities
by admin on October 18, 2006
A traditional activity around Halloween is pumpkin carving. Have fun this year by making this a family project you can do together with your toddler.
While your toddler won’t do the actual carving of the pumpkin let them help pick out the design and help scoop out the seeds.
I would suggest buying one of those cheap pumpkin carving kits at the grocery store that contain a little scoop and carver (which usually isn’t too sharp).
Also check out your alternatives to using votives/tealights to light up your pumpkin. You do not want your little one getting burned by their curiosity of the light. They now have battery operated lights that you usually can find cheap at Wal-Mart or Target.
Here some cute Cinderella pumpkin stencils to use if you have little girls…
Cinderella Pumpkin Stencils
Here are some more traditional pumpkin stencils for boys…
More Halloween Pumpkin Stencils
Have Fun & Enjoy!
