How much candy do children eat?
by VickiM.Taylor in Six Words Questions on Oct 25, 2012 | 
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Wench says,
Depends on the kid. We were almost never allowed to have candy. We went out for halloween only a few times and had to choose eight pieces of candy and give the rest away. Not cool. Is it any wonder I have such a sweet tooth now? =Pmarymc says,
We never had candy in the house except for Halloween. Mom would snitch all my snickers and Reece cups, so I had to hide them and always have a number count. Had there been computers at the time, I would have comprised a complete spread sheet. I will NEVER understand stealing from your kids. And I developed a ridiculous relationship with candy that took years to overcome. So I say, let them eat it til they get sick.Undermom says,
Or until they don't get sick. There's so much less motivation to keep stuffing it in when you know there will still be some there tomorrow. And the next day.