Add your name to the participation map so that people know you have safe Halloween treats for children with allergies.This really cute teal mummy pumpkin decoration idea (originally found at Making it Milk-Free, website no longer available) will give everyone a smile on 31st October.
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You could also print out a pumpkin colouring picture which you can find with our collection of free Halloween printable colouring pictures then colour it teal and make your own sign to say that you have allergy-free treats.There are also free printable Halloween activity sheets with colouring pictures, dot-to-dots and masks to make as well. Print out Teal Pumpkin Project signs from the FARE website so that folks know that you have non-candy treats.It uses an artificial pumpkin as the basis, so you could make your own to use year after year, or paint up a real pumpkin. Jaderbomb have a tutorial for a really glamorous glittery teal pumpkin.Get yourself a pumpkin - either a real one or an artificial pumpkin - and paint it teal! Leave it outside your house to show that you have got Halloween gifts for allergy sufferers on 31st October.Get hold of some non-food treats for Trick or Treaters such as stationary, spooky toys, beads, glowsticks - anything! The Teal Pumpkin Project website has lots of ideas for low-cost Halloween items which you can find at dollar stores, party supply stores, or online shops.10 Ways to Join In The Teal Pumpkin Project So here are some cool ways that you can join in with the Teal Pumpkin Project and make sure that all kids can join in with Halloween safely. Teal pumpkins started to appear in the UK in 2016, and this year it is expected that there will be lots more around as awareness of this brilliant idea increases! This simple act promotes inclusion for trick-or-treaters with food allergies or other conditions. Putting a teal pumpkin on your doorstep means you have non-food Halloween treats, available such as glow sticks or small toys. The Teal Pumpkin Project was started in the US by Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE) to help kids with food allergies or other conditions enjoy Halloween So What Is The Teal Pumpkin Project All About? Well all they have to do is look out for a Teal Pumpkin! Perhaps they are intolerent to dairy or gluten. Maybe they cannot eat peanuts or other types of nuts. Trick or treating is becoming really big at Halloween in the UK, even if we don't always have the best weather for it in late October!īut what if your children have food allergies or food intolerances meaning that they cannot risk eating the trick or treat items that the other kids can? I bet they are disappointed when you have to tell them they cannot join in with the fun that their friends are having.
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