For most kids, Halloween is all about how much candy they can stuff in their bags or buckets. But for some kids, such as those with autism, the activity can be a little more daunting. The blue ...

"This year we will be trying the BLUE BUCKET to signify he has autism," she wrote. "Please allow him (or any other person with a BLUE BUCKET) to enjoy this day and don't worry I'll still say TRICK ...

Carrying a blue bucket while trick-or-treating is not a widely recognized symbol for people with autism. Trick-or-treating on Halloween can be a somewhat scary endeavor for children, especially ...

Children carrying a blue Halloween bucket, possibly in the shape of a pumpkin, are most likely on the autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The movement dates back a few years and continues to gain ...

The blue pumpkin buckets are being used by trick or treaters to show households they have autism, Manchester Evening News reports. The idea was started by a mother in America who explained her ...

"Please allow him (or anyone with a BLUE BUCKET) to enjoy this day," the mother wrote about her autistic, 3-year-old son For children with autism, holidays like Halloween can sometimes be more ...