glow sticks.
A few little toys.
A teal pumpkin on the doorstep.
Sometimes inclusion really can be that simple.
FARE’s Teal Pumpkin Project was created around precisely that idea: providing an alternative so children managing food allergies can participate in Halloween without being left out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a blue Halloween bucket always mean autism?
No. There is no universal rule that a blue bucket means a child is autistic. Some families use blue as an informal autism-awareness signal, but a blue bucket may simply be a child’s preferred
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