Is Halloween Good Or Bad

Everyone remembers going out on Halloween and seeing how much candy he or she could get, then coming home and pigging out on it. Halloween comes from the pre-Christian Celtic festival of Samhain, which was on October 31. Trick-or-treating has been a tradition in the U.S. for about 100 years. As years pass, Halloween for children gets more dangerous every year. Halloween is a bad holiday for children because they pig out on all the candy that can lead to health issues, the people around are not as trustworthy, and there are many dangerous people within society. Most candies are loaded with sugar and fat, which are horrible for children. Halloween is a bad holiday for children because they get bags and bags of candy and sometimes even pillowcases full. Then once they get home, they eat half of the candy they received in one night. Eating all that candy fills them up, which means they are running on just sugar with no good nutrients in the body causing the child to be sluggish and fatigue. In addition, chewy and gummy candy can stick in between teeth, which can lead to cavities or other tooth issues.

People used to be trustworthy and safe, but now some people are crazy and cannot be trusted because they could easily drug or poison the candy or homemade items they give out. Not only could they drug or poison candy, but while children are walking door to door and crossing streets, adults driving around recklessly are a major danger to kids. Children going from one street to the other could be walking across and an unsafe adult driver not paying attention could easily hit them. As the years pass those kind of accidents are sadly becoming more and more heard of and is a major hazard for