Halloween is just another seasonal celebration missed by those of us that are alienated from our children.
For those readers unfamiliar with the term parental alienation please see here.
I vividly remember helping my children each year carve out the Halloween pumpkins to be placed outside the house. I also remember every evening after nightfall being reminded by my kids to light the candles in the pumpkins. As if it was only yesterday I remember my little G saying to me one year “daddy, we need to light the pumpkins, can I help you light them today because it’s my turn tonight, remember?”
“Parental alienation, by its very nature is all about tricks and treats too.”
I remember my kids and I getting dressed up in our Halloween costumes each year to go ‘trick or treating’ round the neighbourhood. On returning home, the children’s faces full of joy as…
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Madison Elizabeth Baylis 