Still, many mornings she's dressed in an outgrown ballet costume, taffeta swishing as she sits down to breakfast. This makes him liable to all kinds of supposing fears. Both these natural inclinations come into play when Halloween rolls around. As adults, we're aware that Halloween has darker spiritual undertones, thins we are carefully teaching our children to discern and avoid.
Preschoolers trust their parents.
If you respond to the fearsome visitors with respect and authority, your child will respond with trust. Perhaps together you might wrap cartoon tracts around topnotch candy bars. As you do, pray for the people who will receive them. This not only allows your child to be a neighborhood missionary, but it also gives her a feeling of control over the situation, which helps allay fears. One year we attended a Nursery Rhyme party as an alternative, which allowed the kids to transform themselves into Old King Cole and Little Bo Peep.