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"Younger kids dressing up and going round with their parents = innocent fun. Teenagers with lipstick scars painted on = slightly menacing." yes I agree, up to the age of about 11 with parents fun then after that it's not. | |||
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"Begging or innocent fun? Personally I wouldn't allow my children to knock on doors trick or treating!" Where I used to live the houses tjat invited trick or treaters put a pumpkins, candles etc outside or in the window to show they were participating and you could knock on the door. If they didn't you didn't go there. I take my kids but observe this | |||
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"Begging or innocent fun? Personally I wouldn't allow my children to knock on doors trick or treating!" I take my daughter - we come out about quits after the neighbours kids have been to ours. We only visit houses that are obviously welcoming and very local. I don't see the problem, fun sapper!! | |||
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"Innocent fun" Who cares I just ignore the door, like I do on a normal day . Just a normal day for me Problem solved | |||
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"Begging or innocent fun? Personally I wouldn't allow my children to knock on doors trick or treating! Where I used to live the houses tjat invited trick or treaters put a pumpkins, candles etc outside or in the window to show they were participating and you could knock on the door. If they didn't you didn't go there. I take my kids but observe this" Yes I put a pumpkin out or a Halloween candle. Trick or treat wasn't really popular when our kids were small and unheard of except in Peanuts when I was a kid, it was "penny for the guy" for us. | |||
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"Begging or innocent fun? Personally I wouldn't allow my children to knock on doors trick or treating! I take my daughter - we come out about quits after the neighbours kids have been to ours. We only visit houses that are obviously welcoming and very local. I don't see the problem, fun sapper!!" That's harsh. | |||
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"I think it's ok with people that you know as friends and if it's agreed in advance - and if kids are accompanied. Otherwise it's a dreadful time for many people, fearful of that night. " My parents don't like it. | |||
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" Where I used to live the houses tjat invited trick or treaters put a pumpkins, candles etc outside or in the window to show they were participating and you could knock on the door. If they didn't you didn't go there. I take my kids but observe this" This definition. It's a bit of fun for the children  | |||
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