Kayla knew right away she wanted to be Minnie Mouse this year. It was love at first sight with her costume. Allison had a hard time. She really wanted to be Jasmine, but after trying 3 or 4 different Jasmine costumes that just didn't fit her very well, we had to switch gears. Then she wanted to be a pink Minnie Mouse. Unfortunately all the pink ones are in the toddler sizes and too small. So while in Boise we let her pick out which costume, that fit, she wanted. She said Snow White as soon as we entered the store. Since she really has never cared about or even seen the movie, I tried to steer her in a different direction. Nope, she definitely wanted to be Snow White. Kayla informed me we needed to go to Disneyland now so they can show off their costumes. I jokingly told her, okay, let's go right now. She told me we can't go cuz we don't have enough money. So sad, but I guess that's better than her just telling me to put it on my magical card.
First the kids got to make sucker ghosts.
Then they each got a little pumpkin to decorate. 
Charlotte's bakery donated cookies for the kids to decorate. Kayla did such a good job all on her own.
It was very yummy besides being cute!
Allie liked hers too even though it was gluten free. (Lately she's been very concerned that she can only eat gluten.) 
Next the kids got to go trick or treat from all the parents around the room.
They didn't get all that much candy; just enough to get them warmed up for Halloween.
The whole party only lasted about 45 minutes, but the girls had a fun time. We'll definitely try to make it to the spring party next year.
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I think Snow White & Minnie Mouse were PERFECTLY picked costumes for some little cuties. ;)
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