👉 Don't purchase 🍭 🍬 🍫 until October 31st.
👉 If candy is already purchased, keep it out of sight.
👉 Be realistic. If nobody typically stops at your house, there's no need to buy candy.
👉 Know that on November 1st, all the candy will be on sale.
👉 If you want to enjoy a piece of candy –– savor it –– but know your limits. If candy is a trigger, it’s best to keep it away.
👉 Depending on the weather in your area, there is a chance that Halloween trick or treating is cancelled. If that is the case, donate your candy. Many dentists collect candy and send it overseas.
👉 Try giving out something other than candy, like stickers, little toys, and/or temporary tattoos. I will be personally doing this at my home. As the mother of a child with food allergies, I am now hypersensitive of the fact that when she is older, she may not be able to participate like everyone else on Halloween. I want everyone to feel included.

https://www.foodallergy.org/education-…/teal-pumpkin-project

I wish everyone a happy and spooky Halloween!