So that’s how she manages it all!
Now, if you find yourself in the league of parents who consistently create holiday wonders, don’t take it to heart. You shine in parenting while the rest of us get to feel better by gently teasing you. That’s just how life works.
For those among us who struggle with crafts and festive occasions, I have some tips! If you haven’t sorted out your child’s Halloween costume yet, please, for the love of all things spooky, steer clear of Pinterest. Trust me, it’s a deep pit of despair that will leave you feeling inadequate and wishing for a new family. Instead, hop online and hope that Amazon still has decent costumes in stock, ideally with Prime shipping to ensure they arrive on time. Or, if you’re feeling brave, gear up for the chaos that is Party City in the last week before Halloween—with a hefty cup of coffee in hand.
If you’re tasked with bringing a treat to school—put down that bag of candy corn! There’s a super simple alternative that requires almost no effort: witches’ hats. Grab some fudge stripe cookies, flip them over, spread some frosting around the center, and top them off with a Hershey’s kiss. Voilà! They might not be perfect, and I may have omitted the little buckles made from yellow gummy tape, but hey, they’re festive enough!
So snag that oversized Spider-Man costume, whip up those easy snacks, and treat yourself to a few fun-size Snickers. After all, there’s always next year to do it all again.
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Summary
Halloween can be stressful for parents, especially those who struggle with crafts and holiday preparations. Instead of getting overwhelmed, consider easy solutions like affordable costumes from Amazon or simple treats like witches’ hats made from cookies and frosting. Embrace the chaos, and remember that there’s always next year to try again!