MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - In recent years, you may have seen a child carrying a blue candy pail on Halloween. This is a sign that child may have special needs, such as autism.

A social media post suggested parents switch out orange pumpkin pails for blue ones to make others aware of a trick or treater's differences the post went viral – but it's getting mixed reviews ...

Rather than normalizing the blue pumpkin bucket, critics urge communities to treat everyone with patience and respect. If a child feels uncomfortable talking to a stranger, they shouldn’t have to.

Several Facebook posts shared thousands of times on Facebook have claimed that a trick or treater carrying a blue Halloween pumpkin is a sign that the person is autistic. One post says the “autism ...

Children normally collect their Halloween goodies in orange pumpkin buckets - but this year you may notice people carrying containers of different colours. News you can trust since 1873 Sign In ...

If someone is out collecting their Halloween candy in a blue pumpkin, the Autism Society of P.E.I. wants Islanders to know that person may have autism or another intellectual disability. Krista ...

The Teal Pumpkin Project is raising awareness of food allergies and promoting inclusions of all trick-or-treaters If your child has food allergies, it doesn’t mean they can’t trick-or-treat ...

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As millions of children participate in trick-or-treat and related Halloween activities tonight, there are several efforts underway to make the holiday more inclusive. One you might notice is the ...

"Trick or treat" is a seemingly simple proposition that leads to buckets full of candy but it's not so easy for all little monsters and a special color of pumpkin being carried on the Central ...

A social media post suggested parents switch out orange pumpkin pails for blue ones to make others aware of a trick or treater's differences the post went viral – but it's getting mixed reviews ...