Halloween. Is. Over.

...and the young people of my house need to get with the program so I don't lose my mind before Christmas.

The Human's Guide to Halloween - 2018

With Halloween upon us, please keep in mind, a lot of little people will be visiting your home.

Be accepting. The child who is grabbing more than one piece of candy may have poor fine motor skills. 

 The child who takes forever to pick out one piece of candy may have motor planning issues. 

The child who does not say "trick-or-treat" or "thank you" may be non-verbal. 

 The child who looks disappointed when they see your bowl may have an allergy. 

 The child who isn't wearing a costume at all might have a sensory issue (Sensory Processing Disorder) or autism.  

The "too big" or "too old" child may be developmentally delayed.

Be nice. Be patient. It's EVERYONE'S Halloween.

(PS - Shrek and Fiona hand candy to anyone on the edge of the swamp.  Especially if you look like a parent that works  hard, is tired, but by God, you will make sure your child has a fun Halloween!)

Holy Redeemer Open House November 4

My oldest is in her next-to-last year after starting in Kindergarten.
The girls have benefited greatly from this program and I hope that their brother will too in middle school.