the treats.

A child with sensory sensitivities may find certain decorations overwhelming.

A child who communicates differently may not follow the traditional trick-or-treat script.

An inclusive approach doesn’t take anything away from other children.

It simply creates more ways for children to participate.

And that’s a pretty wonderful thing.

A Small Change Can Make a Big Difference

You don’t need an elaborate Halloween setup.

You don’t need dozens of expensive toys.

You don’t even need to completely change the way you celebrate.

A small bowl of stickers.

A handful of