Articles Tagged: halloween

Terrible Twos: I am bum-kin, hear me roar

By Pip Jones, Nov 2, 2011

Of course, given that she was just over 12 months old, Ruby has no memory of last Halloween. So when I handed her a pumpkin at a local shop at the end of last week, she looked a bit horrified. I think perhaps she thought it was fruit and I was going to ask her to eat it (she point blank refuses fruit of any description).

Halloween babies: Mums' natural instincts avoid fright night deliveries

By Kelly Rose Bradford, Oct 31, 2011

Researchers have discovered that mums-to-be can stop themselves from going into labour on October 31st to avoid having a Halloween baby!

Pregnant Lily Allen shows off bump in cute Halloween picture

By Liz Stansfield, Oct 30, 2011

With just two months to go until she is due to give birth, mum-to-be Lily Allen has been showing off her growing baby bump on Twitter.

Halloween treat: Make your own toffee apples

By parentdish.co.uk, Oct 27, 2011

Halloween is here! Up the party snack ante with some delicious homemade toffee appples. Kirstie Allsopp shows us how easy they are to make.

Halloween is our second favourite family celebration next to Christmas

By parentdish.co.uk, Oct 26, 2011

Forget Bonfire Night and Easter, we rate Halloween the top family occasion next to the festive season, and we’re set to spend more than £100 each on parties!

Halloween fun: Step-by-step guide to carving your pumpkin

By parentdish.co.uk, Oct 24, 2011

Getting ready for some frightfully good fun on October 31st? Don't forget to pick up a pumpkin.Here's how to carve it

Meet the boy living every child's dream - with his own ice cream flavour!

By Kyrsty Hazell, Oct 18, 2011

Sweet-toothed Christopher is living the schoolboy dream and is now the proud owner of his very own ice cream after being crowned the winner of a recent national kids' competition by Sainsbury's.

Achtung Baby: As ghoulish as you can please

By Suze Nowak, Oct 16, 2011

Gruselig (roughly pronounced grooselig) is a magnificent German word which amalgamates the English creepy, spooky, blood curdling, ghoulish, sinister into one rather wonderful onomatopoeic noun.