For people wondering if this is a real thing. 🤷🏽‍♂️

@JKMJXH3 My sun ☀️ was nonverbal until he was almost 5. We would literally get ppl who wouldn’t give out candy until he said “trick or treat”. We worked on this for a few months & he carried a nonverbal sign in his candy bag.

@HeyMizesCarter He deserves all the candy in the world. Sorry that people have been jerks and not very understanding. Lobe his costume by the way. Too cool. 🦇

@JKMJXH3 @samartinezjr Is this legit?

@coraporelle @samartinezjr It’s not universally acknowledged, but some parents in recent years have started doing this and it’s being applauded. Either/or, it’s a nice gesture.

@JKMJXH3 @LeonNoirSR bro it september

@JKMJXH3 @VTBShomie This is awesome so glad I saw this. My son is autistic and non verbal

@JKMJXH3 @Slizby Why wouldn’t the parent say trick or treat if they know their child isn’t going too?

@JKMJXH3 @tachib13

@JKMJXH3 @icutyolawnduhh NO.

@JKMJXH3 @beebeengka Hey please read this thread vvvv

@JKMJXH3 FYI they prefer “autistic person” not “person with autism” because it makes it seem like an accessory when it’s not

@JKMJXH3 Saw this.

@JKMJXH3 @Thexreaperttv Wait were their seriously people thinking it was rude when a kid didn’t say trick or treat!? If it’s Halloween and you dressed up at my door….you gonna get Candy whether you say something or not 😂

@JKMJXH3 This is awesome on so many levels 💯🙏❤️

@JKMJXH3 @amund_joy @amund_joy Saw this a few times, fyi