Blue pumpkins and a sensory-friendly Halloween display not only show the homeowner’s support for ASD awareness, but also lets children with autism and their parents or guardians know that your ...

The blue pumpkins are a way for families to signal that trick-or-treaters may have special needs. Paso Roles mother Meghan Brady is hoping to get the message about colored pumpkins out ahead of ...

Blue pumpkin candy buckets are a symbol for autism awareness on Halloween. They're controversial, but as a mom to an autistic son, I find them helpful.

Non-orange Halloween buckets, pumpkins support different causes Teal signals house has allergen-free treats, purple for epilepsy awareness Blue pumpkins being used for autism are discouraged by ...

A similar movement is the use of a blue Halloween bucket, which indicates that the trick-or-treater has autism. But unlike with the teal pumpkins, the blue buckets are a highly-debated topic in ...

A blue pumpkin is a way to raise awareness for children who are in the autism spectrum. Meghan Brady and son Quinn are using blue pumpkins this year during Halloween. She shares a potential challenge.

Irish immigrants who introduced Halloween to America chose to carve pumpkins instead of their traditional turnips, echoing the legend of a cursed man who navigated his way with a light in a turnip ...

Halloween 2023: The special meaning behind teal, purple and blue pumpkins Gabe Hauari USA TODAY 0:00 ...

Purple pumpkins on display may also signify that someone there has or knows someone with epilepsy. According to the Epilepsy Foundation, over 3.4 million people live with epilepsy in the U.S.