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- Ruth
- My house is messy and my kids are picky eaters and sometimes I stay up too late for no good reason and then I'm grumpy the next day. But otherwise we're all pretty happy so maybe I should quit worrying about that stuff.
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If they're older than 3, you can still recycle. Maybe a toy from an older sibling that they've always loved, or somthing of mom or dad that they're always playing with.
One of my son's favorite's was an old pocket knife that had been hubby's when he was a kid.
If you plan this right, you can start stashing some of their toys around Halloween, giving them enough time to "forget." By Christmas, the toys will be good as new!
Maeghan,
This could solve the dilemma of "too much Halloween candy" as well! Just hide away some of the candy Halloween night, and stick it in their stocking Christmas morning. They might wonder why their Christmas candy is in black and orange wrappers instead of red and green, but hey, it all tastes the same.
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