When the month of October arrives, it’s time to start planning for Halloween fun! Between the sweet fall treats and opportunities for spooky crafts, there are tons of ways to enjoy the harvest festivities. Of course, you can’t do Halloween without finding the perfect costume for your kids.
One of the most fun parts of Halloween is finding the right costume to wear, or getting creative with a DIY costume. For children with behavioral issues, Halloween costumes can be a sensory nightmare due to awkwardly fitting pieces, itchy materials, and uncomfortable masks.
There’s no better time to enjoy Halloween than when you are a kid. The experience of dressing up in costumes, going door to door with all the other neighborhood kids out, and arriving back home with a bag full of sweets is one that is looked forward to for weeks.