It was Wednesday night, and Little Boy was so confused: why were we getting dressed up again after dinner time? (Usually we play soccer before bath and bed). Then he went outside and saw the kids and started taking it all in. He was excited to be out, that’s for sure!
Our Family Clown Costume
For Halloween we decided on a little family costume, based on some things we already had at home and a few extra accessories we bought on the cheap.
We went to a little trunk or treat party, and Little Boy was just precious with his little bucket. (We practiced about an hour before the party how he was supposed to put the candy in the bucket).
Surprisingly he left his costume on for a good half an hour and was a champ at trick or treating. Hopping on the bouncy house- not so much.
what’s all this? this wasn’t here before I went to nap… |
a nose? |
all of us |
trunk or treating |
I’ll stay in my costume as long as I don’t have to go in that thing… |
Trick or Treating in Mexico
All the kids of our coto (gated community) met up to go trick-or-treating together as one group. They went to the first house and yelled:
Queremos Halloween! Queremos Halloween! Si no nos dan dinero, hacemos cochinero!
And our kiddo got in line with all the other kids, to collect his candy, which was being handed out by the handful.
For the rest of the night he was enthralled: he kept his costume on the whole time, held his bucket tight, tight, tight even when it was totally full and getting heavy, and tried to join in the chants with his adorable baby babbles.
Because it is Mexico, when all the candy-giving houses had been visited, we went to one last house for a piñata! It was getting late for the kiddo, though, so we said good night and took our little clown home.
When it was all over, he was so happy and excited! Daddy helped him dump and sort the candy (lots of chile and tamarindo sweets) and he even made off with a (wrapped) lollipop as we went upstairs for a late bath.