Burning Issues: The Great Halloween Debate
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Like so many other things parents have to contend with these days, Halloween has become complicated.
There are safety concerns (predators lurk everywhere!), health and nutrition issues (we're in an obesity epidemic, after all!), and all sorts of landmines around costumes (hoochie mama witches, anyone?).
Just another thing for a beleaguered parent to sweat over. This week we're posing these questions and more in our First Annual (and perhaps only) Burning Issues Great Halloween Debate.
Follow this link to our first question: Is it OK to take your kids to the "good neighborhood" with all the best candy?
Discuss!
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