Planning the couple hours of Halloween night can take weeks of preparation as it is, but planning the night for autistic children takes even more special care.
"My best advice is to keep your plans flexible and kind of go with whatever your son or daughter wants to do, whether it be two houses or 20," said Mike Grant, organizer with the Autism Cares Foundation, based in Richboro. "Something we learned the hard way is my son needs to know what's going on and what's going to happen. We make it a multi-day event."
Great advice for the halloween weekend.
Here is a link if you wish to read further...
http://northampton.patch.com/articles/trick-or-treat-safely-with-autistic-children
