Most Halloween advice for autism families is about getting through the night. This year, try something different: treat Halloween as a few weeks of practice for skills your child will use long after the candy is gone. Think about what one short trip down the block asks of a child. They wait in line, knock…
Halloween is a time filled with costumes, candy, and spooky excitement, but for parents of children with autism, it can bring unique challenges. The change in routine, sensory overload, and unfamiliar social interactions can make the holiday overwhelming. However, with a little planning and creativity, Halloween can be a fun and positive experience for everyone…