Halloween for pregnancy

Halloween party is celebrated in the evening of the last day of October, eve of the feast day of All Saints, Nov. 1. It is the party of fear, witches, pumpkins, crystal balls, owls and, in general, the feast of the gloomiest costumes.
This holiday, in some countries, has hardly any tradition going year to year although increasing-. Halloween is a mere "import" of places such as the United States though Halloween has a celta- origin where Halloween left not to be another commercial tradition and a great "business" -like so many other festivals are held to throughout the year.
But leaving aside whether or not a commercial celebration, organize a Halloween party is more than organizing a simple costume party. If we want to be faithful to a traditional feast of Halloween have to respect some traditions such as adorn or decorate gourds, buy lots of sweets for children (the tradition is to knock on the doors of the neighbors saying the famous phrase "trick or treat "- trick or treating -), decorations witches, cobwebs, etc.
Halloween costumes and masks go hand-in-hand, but if your trick-or-treating days are behind you, masks might make it hard to communicate with your friends at your Halloween party. Your best bet to frighten or dazzle your friends is one of these awesome Halloween makeup ideas.
They are expecting a child and that is no reason to miss the celebration of Halloween
Lack so little for Halloween it's time for you to test your creativity.