your asshole is a baby.

Idiot homeowners should learn how to turn off their front porch light if they don't want to be a part of Halloween. They are lucky my 4 and 2 year old didn't visit them and get the same treatment last night, otherwise I would have given them a real reason to never want to be a part of Halloween again.

Free candy or not, it's all about the experience. If the kid can walk, they have the right to be able to go trick or treating... It's up to the parents if they give the kid any candy... But don't ALL parents eat their kids candy anyways?!

Don't be assholes and make rude comments. Everyone deserves to trick or treat no matter how old they are.

The homeowner was a prick for not treating. Period.

RachelRenee has a point, It's a holiday for the kids, the parents get rewarded to eat their kids candy. I took my 18 month old out, we didn't come across any assholes. My kid ate three M&Ms after dinner and I ate some candy last night. Don't judge these parents, they are not the only ones trick or treating with toddlers or actual BABIES, nor eating their kids candy. It sounds like you guys don't have kids yourself. Fuck off.

Damosa,

In bed by 6-7? Tsk tsk. Again, another display of your sheltered life.

What time does your mommy make you go to bed now?

To be fair, yes, 18 months old is kind of young to take trick or treating. BUT, it sounds like the kid actually understood what was going on. It says that their son knocked on the door, and that he said "ticktreeet, ticktreeet" and so did the grown up. They were being polite and who the fuck gives you the right to judge these parents? Becuase they are giving their toddler son memories and experiences that some numb nuts don't?

Ointment Endeavors, it was obviously shitty, stuck-up your-ass candy because the lady was a complete CUNT to have actually said NO and then slam her door. What a bitch. She refused to give a dressed-up, innocent child candy on Halloween. She discriminated against a CHILD. Her candy was evidently too good for that child.

Jake, your parents must have dressed you in those cheap ass, store bought costumes that took no thought process at all. The creative costumes are the ones that people remember and appreiciate, asshole.

chicostix and BokChoy, go finger your pussies.

DamosA, you're a moron. Waiting until kindergarden to take a kid Trick or Treating? That's so ridiculous. Obviously don't have kids, and you never should reproduce.

If I were those parents, I wouldn't want that bitches candy in my kids collection either. Halloween is about spooky goblins and movies and bats and carving pumpkins, AND CANDY. Who cares if the kid isn't going to eat all the candy. I agree with MikeSeaver and RachelReene!

And this too: I HATE the "who are you to judge?" argument. I'll tell ya' who; a parent myself, actually, a guy who lives in the world and has to be around other people, in fact, and someone who may very well know better than you, asshole. Who am I to judge? ME, motherfucker. I judge, just like you judge.

That said, it sounds like the homeowner was a bit of a prick, yes.

Stop reliving your missed childhood through your kid I-anon Poster. Isnt 18 months a bit young to be out in the cold stumbling around like a drunk begging for handouts? Good job teaching him how to be a liberal early in age. Jerk.

I live in that neighborhood, actually on SE Saint Andrews Drive. I'm almost positive that I know who slammed the door on I, Anonymous. I was chatting with another resident who has two young girls, ages 2 and 4. They went trick or treating as well on our street. They had a weird vibe from a neighbor who asked if they thought 'the kids were too young to eat candy'? Obviously they don't think that, and the PARENTS get to make the decisions, they get to feed them whatever they want, make the choice to let THEIR kids watch tv, play with certain toys and to read books or finger paint.

I gave the neighbor girls candy, and I remember handing out candy to every other child who rang my doorbell or knocked on my door, along with that cute little Strong Man. Yes, I REMEMBER HIM. It was a great costume, better than any store bought kind. He and his parents were very polite. Some kids don't even say 'Trick or Treat' or 'Thank you', some kids step on flowers or knock over yard decorations.

Shame on the person who made the choice to be completely rude to a couple of good parents who were only trying to create memories. And shame on all of your negative comments or 'advice' given here; you DO NOT have a say in what that parent does or does not do for their child. Seems like the parents only wrote in to I, Anonymous for a little revenge. My advice to those parents: that homeowner WILL get his/her karma soon enough.

And again, as a homeowner and a lover of all holidays myself, SHAME on the neighbor who turned that kid away. The homeowner chooses to hand out candy regardless of what age, costume or sex the child or TEEN is. Don't even get me started about the older teenagers who knocked on my door and weren't even in costume.....