A parent and 3-year-old sell homemade cookies door-to-door on Halloween, with the kid practicing counting, pricing, and handling money. The child pitches the cookies to neighbors while the parent cheers them on, turning the outing into a playful lesson in sales.
Selling cookies door-to-door with my 3-year-old, Halloween edition. Let's hear the pitch.
I'm selling cookies. How many do you want?
Let's see how it goes.
Can you step back? Can you hold my cookie? Hey, what you got? Cookies. You selling cookies? How many do you want?
I would take 5. Oh boy, okay, so you got to count the cookies, Georgia.
Let's give them the really, really big one.
How many dollars did you just make? 5. He bought 5 cookies? Yeah. Awesome. Let's keep going.
Hello, how are you? How much for a tray? $1. $1.
For a?
Cookie. Okay, take one tray.
One tray? Yeah, give him a tray. Who taught you how to sell cookies?
You did.
Ah! But who made the cookies? Me and you.
Me and you.
I ate a little bit. Try the cookie. How's that taste?
Good.
Say delicious.
Delicious.
It's spooky season.
It's spooky season.
