Outrageous Free Resources For A Magical, Spirited Autism Halloween

Holidays should be fun, memory-making times with family.  We have to be mindful to avoid sensory overload for kids with autism (ie-scratchy costumes, flashing lights, scary sounds)  so that the focus stays on fun.

No elaborate costume needed to have fun. Just find costume ideas made for comfort, ease, simplicity, and low stress and grab your treat bucket.

Simple costumes with low sensory input and a lot of enjoyment are perfect for the occasion.

Need a little practice before the big night?  Try watching a couple of videos of kids trick or treating, or how about a test run with family.   

Gather some glow sticks, small toys, food treats and your child’s favorite candy and have a mini dress rehearsal of trick or treating.  

This is a great way to ease anxiety and practice.  The important thing is to have fun!