Halloween on a Restricted Diet
Posted by pta373 on October 18, 2007
For children with diabetes, food allergies, Prader-Willi Syndrome, and other special needs, gorging on Halloween candy can bring more than a tummy ache — it can be a serious, even life-threatening health risk. These nine sites offer suggestions, strategies, and recipes for making the night less spooky for kids whose diet needs to be carefully watched.
Halloween Tips for Parents and Kids
Source: American Diabetes Association
The Challenge of Halloween
Source: Diabetic Gourmet Magazine
Halloween Survival Guide
Source: Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International
Halloween and Your Diabetic Child
Source: Cinnamon Hearts Recipes For A Winning Diabetic Lifestyle
Tricks for Handling Treats
Source: Children with Diabetes
Halloween Gluten-Free Recipes
Source: Recipe*zaar
Safe Treats, No Tricks, for Allergy-Free Halloween Fun
Source: The Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network
Trick or Treat Tips from the P.R.O.S.
Source: Prader-Willi Syndrome Association
31 Halloween Tricks and Treats
Source: Allergy Moms
