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 glow sticks.
A few little toys.
A teal pumpkin on the doorstep.
Sometimes inclusion really
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