Preparing for Halloween
For the next in my special edition blogs, I want to cover a holiday that many families have preparing throughout
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halloween
Scared of the Dark on Halloween Night?
Scared of the dark? Halloween can be a fun night filled with friends and special treats. However, Halloween night can
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5 Tricks to Make Halloween a Treat For Your Child with Autism
This blog is by Ethan Hirschberg is a sixteen year old with autism. He started a blog in March 2017
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It’s a Classic Halloween
I’m just now getting Henry’s Halloween costume ready. I’d like to say that he is a last-minute-decider but more accurately
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3 Reasons My Autistic Children Will NOT Carry a Blue Pumpkin for Halloween
There’s a new idea going around this October. Children who are autistic, or otherwise nonspeaking, can carry a blue pumpkin
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Why my son with autism loves unconventional Halloween costumes
This blog post is by Brittany Miller, a 34 year old corrections officer, writer, speaker, mother, and autism advocate from
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4 Ways to Have a Sensory-Friendly Halloween
Fall activities are in full swing, which means it’s time for choosing costumes, trick-or-treating, enjoying treats, and attending Halloween parties.
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Sans Costume Doesn’t Mean Sans Money
Yes we’re poor but that’s not why he wasn’t wearing a costume. When i was a kid i can remember the kids in school that barely had a costume on, or ones that came with nothing. We were never rich, but we never went without a H…
Read MoreEight Halloween Theme Park Celebrations for Families with Autism
Every year most US kids are ecstatic to know Halloween is coming. Why is this? Well, it is the
Read MoreA Family Day in Salem Massachusetts
Witchcraft and Halloween are often closely associated. But back in 1600s Salem, witchcraft was a wild accusation that could easily
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