29/10/2026
Here are a few tips to help make trick or treating a little less spooky and a lot more enjoyable for the whole family!
🎃 Go Out Early - Head out earlier in the evening when streets are often quieter and less crowded. This can help your child feel more comfortable and enjoy the experience at their own pace.
🎧 Bring Noise Cancelling Gear - Halloween can be noisy, with spooky music and excited crowds. Pack earplugs or noise cancelling headphones to help your child manage unexpected sounds and feel more comfortable.
🚶 Practise Your Route - It’s going to be busy and there is going to be some spooky decorations. So try practise the route the day before when its quiet so your little one knows what to expect
🍬 Practise Waiting & Sharing - Some houses may have queues for lollies and waiting can be tricky for some kids. Bring your child's visuals and try practise waiting and taking turns at home before the big night.
Follow your child's lead, take breaks when needed and remember that it's okay to keep things short and sweet. The goal is to have fun, make memories and enjoy Halloween in a way that works for your family!