How a blue Halloween bucket can help kids with autism go trick-or-treating.
Halloween is around the corner and parents have a sweet way to make trick-or-treating more inclusive and fun for everyone, especially children with autism.
One mother took to Facebook and shared the story of her 3-year-old son who is nonverbal and said they will be trying a new technique to ensure people who hand out candy understand he has a disability. "I think it's hard for them, but it's getting easier. People are becoming more accepting of it and people are aware," she explained."It's good and it's getting better."
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