Some Halloween hosts are putting out blue pumpkins, meaning that their home is accommodating of autistic trick-or-treaters who come to their door.

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 ...

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.

If you're trick-or-treating with your kids on Halloween you'll want to keep your eyes open for houses that are displaying blue pumpkins. Classic Customs to New Traditions ...

Trick-or-treaters and parents may notice different-colored pumpkins and pumpkin buckets this Halloween. Here's what the different colors mean.

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 ...

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 ...

Some Halloween enthusiasts may notice different-colored gourds on display this year as more people rely on non-traditional pumpkins to raise awareness. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

Author: TEGNA Digital Published: 12:32 AM CDT October 31, 2023 Updated: 5:15 AM CDT October 31, 2023 ...