But I know that Halloween can prompt fretting about eating too much. I asked Alice, one of Well’s nutrition reporters, if she’s worried about how much candy her kids have on Halloween. She isn’t, but says that her strategy is to “put it out of sight in the cabinet above the fridge and treat it like any other dessert” after the holiday is over. Her kids might have a piece or two after dinner, she explained, “but it’s not a free-for-all.”