Blue buckets can serve as informal signals that a trick-or-treater has autism or unique communication preferences that require patience.
Displaying a teal pumpkin indicates a home offers safe, non-food treats like toys and stickers for children with severe food allergies.
While blue buckets focus on neurodiversity awareness and teal pumpkins address dietary needs, both foster a more inclusive holiday.READ MORE BELOW
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