Ditch the Candy: 9 Alternatives for Trick-or-Treaters
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October 02, 2019
By:
Carolina King
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Let's face it, we all love candy, but too much can make anyone sick. Plus, a lot of the candy given out on Halloween is filled with artificial coloring and flavors, two things you may not want your child eating. And, if you have a child with food allergies, Halloween can feel like a stressful time filled with checking labels, figuring out what’s safe and endlessly negotiating what they can and cannot eat.
If you opt for giving out non-candy treats, don’t forget to place a teal pumpkin outside of your home. This lets families with kids who have allergies know that you are giving out non-candy treats that are safe for all kids!
