Re-Blog~Halloween Costumes and a Special Needs Child
This is a fun look back at some of the Halloween costumes the boys have worn over the years. Last Friday, Nick (who has Down syndrome and Autism) went gangsta to the school Halloween dance. Shockingly, he kept the hat and necklace on much longer than I anticipated.
Snoop Nick is in da house……
Click on the link below to view more costumes the boys have worn:
@https://nickspecialneeds.wordpress.com/2012/10/29/blog-28-hallow…over-the-years/
I’ve been doing more re-blogs because we’ve picked up a bunch of new readers since launching the Facebook Page, “Down syndrome with a Slice of Autism.” Plus it’s fun to go back and revisit some of these stories after two years. That’s what is in my noggin this week.
Happy Halloween!
~Teresa
Down Syndrome with a Slice of Autism 
Love the costumes, especially the woopie cushion :-). Happy Halloween from California
Toot toot 🙂
Your Halloween costume journey with Nick is heartwarming! Adapting costumes to accommodate his sensory needs shows your creativity and love. The photos capture precious memories. Thanks for sharing this delightful glimpse into your family’s Halloween traditions!
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Thank you and yes, it’s important to make adaptations so that Nick can participate at his comfort level.