Halloween

Halloween is a highly anticipated holiday celebrated annually on October 31st. It is a time for dressing up in costumes, trick-or-treating, and indulging in sweet treats. At CHOC, we understand the excitement and joy that Halloween brings to children and families. However, we also recognize the importance of safety during this festive occasion.

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Halloween Resources from CHOC

Halloween safety tips for families from CHOC - family in costume trick-or-treats at a neighbor's door

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How to celebrate Halloween safely with your kids and teens

Kids wearing Halloween costumes run toward the camera

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Halloween tips for your child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)

CHOC patient Alex and child life specialist Karla smile with a pumpkin that is carved with Choco bear on it

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Choco bear face pumpkin carving template

Little girl who is nervous about Halloween does a Halloween craft

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6 ways to calm kids’ nerves about Halloween

Girl dressed as a witch celebrates Halloween

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COVID-19 Halloween safety tips 2021: Hear from a pediatrician

little girl dressed up as a witch for halloween with pumpkin bucket

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How to celebrate Halloween safely to reduce the risk of COVID-19

girl in witch costume on Halloween holding candy bucket

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10 trick-or-treating safety tips

Toddler dressed as witch with jack-o-lantern.

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All Dressed Up For Halloween

flat lay of halloween gummies and jelly beans and fake spiders

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Tips for Preventing Scary Tooth Decay this Halloween