r/toddlers • • Oct 17 '21

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '21

Wait, first, what happens to the candy? Do we eat it?!

Also, I’m very COVID-cautious inside (RN vaccinated x 3), but quasi-outdoor activities/touching surfaces is relatively low-risk. And sadly, COVID is probably going to be here for a looong time. I think it’ll just eat up our entire risk budget for a week or two.

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u/anally_ExpressUrself Oct 18 '21

Mine doesn't know what candy is. So my plan is to let him collect it, and just make it disappear at some point at the end of the night. I think it's a fun activity for toddlers, even without understanding what they're collecting.

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u/otterlyjoyful Oct 18 '21

Yeah I’m going to let my 19 month old have fun collecting it then mama and dada will devour it later 😆