Topline
Calls for children with autism spectrum disorder to carry blue buckets while trick-or-treating on Halloween to signify they may have difficulty communicating have often gone viral on social media and have been praised by some autism organizations, but other parents and advocates have criticized the practice as putting children at risk of being stigmatized.
Key Facts
Some parents of children with autism, and organizations including Autism Speaks, have promoted the use of blue buckets during Halloween to signify a child has autism.
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