If you live in Davis County in Utah and don’t want your kids eating gobs of candy, I have a fun solution for you. Last year, my kids were able to save the candy they wanted and then take the rest in and exchange it for a little money. They loved it!
Kaysville Pediatric Dental is sponsoring a Halloween Candy Buy Back. Bring your Halloween candy to their office and they will buy it for $2.00 a pound!!! Dates to bring your candy are November 1,2,3,8,9 between 8am & 5pm.
All candy collected will be donated to the Davis County Family Connection Center Food Bank in Layton. The Family Connection Center was very excited when asked and were happy to be able to provide a small treat to the children of their families.
Kaysville Pediatric is located at 250 W. 200 N. #6 in Kaysville, Utah. (Just behind the Winger’s).
★Amy
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FootPrints says
GENIUS! i was reading an idea from another mom, saying she pays her kids 10cents a piece! that could get pricey…
it's either that or pay for fillings
that's awesome! We have only one kid, and he is 2, Thursday was the Homecoming parade for the college in town and he got a TON of candy, I just took out like 4 pieces for him and dumped the rest in my halloween bucket to hand out to the trick or treaters…the 2 year old wasn't very happy. He said "HEY, why is my bag empty!" haha
I LOVE that! That would be enough for me to want to take my kids there for services. Too bad I live so far away. I'll have to tell my sister.
What a great idea!! My kids would be soooooo angry though.
Children's Dental in St George, UT also does this. Tomorrow from noon till 7 PM you can take in your candy and get one dollar per pound (up to five pounds I believe). A great idea!
My kids did this last year and were so happy with the eight dollars they made!
This is awesome! I will have to stop there after work:)
I "signed" up with the candy fairy…see my blog about it, we did it again this year but the kids actually tried to hide candy. I gave them 2 days to cough it all up…well not literally.
http://beeshiveofdrama.blogspot.com/2010/02/candy-fairy-comes-to-rescue