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It’s that spooky time of year, and with a little extra planning, children with special needs can enjoy the Halloween fun just like everyone else! Thoughtful adjustments can make the festivities more inclusive, ensuring every child can experience the spirit of Halloween.
Parenting Special Needs Magazine offers tips like choosing safe costumes and managing expectations ahead of time to ensure an enjoyable experience. It’s worth checking out the article here: 10 Halloween Safety Tips for Children with Special Needs – Parenting Special Needs Magazine.
In addition, many local organizations are hosting Trunk or Treats this weekend!
Wherever and however you spend Halloween, we at CBS wish you a spooktacular time!
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