Halloween is that one day of the year where parents can let their kids let loose and indulge in as much candy as their little stomachs can handle.
It’s practically a tradition to let your kids eat sugar the entire night but let’s face it, the truth is many parents are nervous to send their kids out on their candy hunt this year.
There are so many mixed opinions and even some towns/cities have gone as far as forbidding kids to trick or treat on Halloween night.
However, recently I came across an announcement on Facebook that might just save the day, or night rather.
The genius idea involves painting a purple pumpkin and placing it out on your doorstep to let others know, it’s safe to let your kids trick or treat at this location.
This is a great idea considering it shows moms and dads which houses are safe to approach for their kids to ring the doorbell.
Plus, it’s an excuse to decorate yet another pumpkin to put out on the front lawn!
Whether you buy a purple pumpkin, cut one out of paper or paint one yourself, they’re calling the movement #OperationSaveHalloween and I personally, think it’s a considerable way for kids to trick or treat around the neighborhood safely.
It’s an incredibly difficult decision to make but if you do decide to send your kids out with a bucket of hand sanitizer and a mask, you can count on the purple pumpkins leading the way.
Are you letting your kids trick or treat on Halloween night?
