This year Avery dressed up as Little Red Riding Hood. It was actually a gift that I got at my
shower and she finally got to wear it.
She wore the costume a few times leading up to Halloween and actually
really enjoyed wearing, cape and all! On
Halloween day, Ben and I flew back from Seattle so after her nap we went over
to Ben’s parents’ house to pick her up.
We decided to trick or treat over there since they live on a cul-de-sac
and then we didn’t have to rush out of there as well.
We started the night by going to a house that had a ton of
lights that Aves kept oohin and ahhing over.
Here little sounds really are the cutest. I am going to be so sad when she can actually
verbalize her words rather than making noises to show her emotions. Anyways, she walked right up to the house and
proceeded to say hi to everyone and take some candy. The high school girls that lived there really
liked Avery and she liked them quite a bit as well considering they kept
loading her up on candy. We started
walking around the neighborhood and she started to get the hang of it. She really couldn’t say trick or treat or
thank you so she learned to just hold her bag out and then blow kisses at the
end. That sure got her a few extra
pieces in the end as well. Every time we
would finish going to a house she would say more more more…. So we continued
on. We ended doing the entire large
block in the neighborhood and I really think that she would have kept going if
we let her. The only thing that appeased
her was that I kept telling her that she had to wait to have any candy until we
got home. The minute we walked in the
house she started saying “mememe” which is please in Avery language. Luckily one lollipop and she is a happy
camper!
All in all, it was a fun Halloween. It really was night and day from this time
last year. I am sure that each year she
will understand it a bit more until the time comes when she is off on her own
trick or treating with her friends…. I can’t even imagine that at this point!
Here are some pics from the night.









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