With Autism?
Blue has long been associated with autism awareness through various organizations and awareness campaigns.
That association has made blue a recognizable color to many people.
As Halloween inclusion discussions spread online, some families began using blue buckets or other blue Halloween accessories as informal ways of communicating that a child might have autism or communicate differently.
But the practice isn’t as standardized as the teal pumpkin.
That’s why the safest approach is simple
Don’t make assumptions based solely on the bucket color.
Instead, be patient and welcoming.
What
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