A Crack in the Mask of the Easter Bunny?

[starnaman]

Tonight, after dinner, when I produced mysteriously familiar pastel colored wrapped Hershey's kisses (from behind my closed bedroom door), kisses just like the ones the Easter bunny left in E's Easter basket, I was asked, with a sly sideways glance, "are these from Easter

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[zenren]

Uh oh

=)

[modernarchetype]

Ha, I was wondering about this the other day because I did something similar. I think they are getting to smart for us. I know I am going to have to increase security next year. :)

[ladyboaz]

I slipped up and made a comment about how I bought the good chocolate this year. If my son noticed it, he didn't say anything...yet.

[starnaman]

My daughter is an ardent believer, in general. I think she is actively maintaining her investment in the Easter Bunny, Tooth Fair and Santa. We have friends who have told their children "the truth" from the beginning, but my daughter is adamant about the logic she sees in the delivery of goodies by invisible benefactors, and she explains this to her other friends if they show signs of becoming nonbelievers.

[elizaswain]

We told our daughter that Santa, the Easter bunny and the tooth fairy were stories from the beginning, like your friends, but she still chose to believe. She even declared our pet bunny was *the* Easter bunny. So I wouldn't worry about your daughter, if she wants to believe, she will.