Are you guys ready for Halloween? Will you be taking your little ones trick-or-treating or handing out treats to the neighborhood kids? We'll be going door-to-door in our neighborhood, but I've done my fair share of handing out treats over the years as well.

Did you know that one-in-thirteen children has some type of food allergy? Many others is impacted by some other type of intolerance or condition that makes traditional trick-or-treat handouts not ideal.

Whether you have a child that fits that category or just want to be more inclusive with your treats this year, the Teal Pumpkin Project has you covered. It is a grassroots effort to raise awareness of food allergies while making Halloween more accessible for all children. Their website has a ton of resources, including a map of houses in your area that participate in the project.