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Carter's first attempt at trick-or-treating was pretty crazy. He didn't get that he was supposed to politely take a piece of candy at each cubicle and put it into his bag. Instead, he just ran up and down the rows of cubicles, only veering off into cubes that looked like easy candy grabs. He would take candy at one cube and then run and trade it for candy that looked bigger or shinier at another cube. He only slowed down when he saw an unsuspecting kid holding their candy out as if to say, "here you go, grab this and run off with it, please." I am learning that my child is not the kindest or well-mannered at this point. We have a lot of work to do!
Carter's first attempt at trick-or-treating was pretty crazy. He didn't get that he was supposed to politely take a piece of candy at each cubicle and put it into his bag. Instead, he just ran up and down the rows of cubicles, only veering off into cubes that looked like easy candy grabs. He would take candy at one cube and then run and trade it for candy that looked bigger or shinier at another cube. He only slowed down when he saw an unsuspecting kid holding their candy out as if to say, "here you go, grab this and run off with it, please." I am learning that my child is not the kindest or well-mannered at this point. We have a lot of work to do!
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