October 15, 2019

Monstrous Halloween Treats

Monstrous Halloween Treats

Y’all, I just love Halloween! Truthfully, I love all holidays that allow my boys to hold onto their childhood just a little longer. Adulting is hard, and I don’t want to rush them into that.

Family dinners are a struggle right now. We have two boys playing hockey, two boys working, and one boy in an intense art program at school. As a result, we are constantly on the go after school. But, at least one night a week we sit down or stand around the counter for a real family meal. Our annual Halloween Dinner Party is loads of fun, but totally impractical every week. But, I do like to have touches of Halloween fun during our family time. The boys were asking what was for dinner recently, and I gave them my standard October meal answer; bat wings, lizard lips, and monster eyes. They groaned as teenagers do. So, at dinner there were Monstrous Halloween Treats at their place settings.

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Halloween Treats

Halloween is such a great time to be a kid! There is candy everywhere, you get too dress up in your favorite Halloween Costume, there are Halloween Parties, there are haunted houses, hay rides, and pumpkin patches. {We have already done about half of the activities on our Fall Bucket List Printable}

The magic and wonder of Holidays is real and very much alive in our home.

So, for our weekly dinner when the boys came out to sit down for our meal, they were greeted with Monster Eye Halloween Treats. And, as I expected, they all started playing with the fun eye ball high bounce balls. You can find the eye ball balls at Oriental Trading Company.

Halloween Party Favors

These Monstrous Halloween Treats would be ideal candy free classroom treats, party favors, and even Halloween goodies for the kiddos that can’t have candy.

Halloween Printable

You can find the Monster Eyes Printable tags in the shop. There are 6 tags on each page. I printed mine on high quality card stock, and used a paper punch to add a small hole for ribbon.

Use the code MONSTEREYE to download this printable totally FREE.