Hanna Lalonde Halloween is quickly approaching. Costumes, candy, and Trick-or-Treating are just a few things that your child might be looking forward to during this time of year! While it is fine to enjoy candy in moderation, we have ALL experienced the inevitable sugar-crash that accompanies having an excess of sweets! We’ve dreamed up a few Halloween treats that aren’t candy, but will surely put a smile on your little one’s face!
Hair Accessories
Who doesn’t love a fun, festive hair tie?! This is an awesome accessory that your child or a Trick-or-Treater will enjoy. While hair ties are a practical and inexpensive treat to give out on Halloween, they can also be added to a goodie bag for another seasonal party!
Festive Stickers
Stickers are amazing for decorating notebooks, posters, and art projects. Check out your local craft store for Halloween stickers that feature pumpkins and ghosts. Your child can even decorate their Trick-or-Treating basket with their favourite stickers to truly customize it!
Plush Toys
These adorable stuffed animals from Puddle Season are only $6.99! You can choose from four different animals – a dog, a bunny, a ferret, or a hamster. These toys would make for great prizes at a Halloween party; additionally, these plushies could be the perfect fun gift for an upcoming birthday!
Colourful Crayons
Crayons or other art tools are an awesome way to encourage creativity. Staples carries packages of Crayons for only $1.79. After Halloween, these will also make an awesome addition to your child’s pencil case.
Pumpkin Muffins
If you’re attending a Halloween party and are planning on bringing a baked treat, we recommend Beaming Baker’s delicious pumpkin muffins. These festive treats will surely be enjoyed by everyone! Looking for more snack inspiration? Check out our favourite family-friendly snack recipes here.
There are so many non-candy treats that your child and Trick-or-Treaters can enjoy. For more gift ideas, you can check out Leap – our store that features plush animals of all varieties. Happy October everyone!
