OK, change is hard, but this actually makes a LOT of sense, right?!
in 2018 — is called"Join the Saturday Halloween Movement," and the goal of the organizers is to have it be a full day of celebration rather than"cram it into two rushed evening weekday hours" after school and work.
The petition then offered up a bulleted list of all the safety concerns that come with the holiday being primarily celebrated with trick-or-treating in the dark evening hours. For instance, the association claims that 70 percent of parents don't accompany kids trick-or-treating and that 82 percent don't put high-visibility aids on their children's costumes.
"Have it always on a Saturday so that we don't have to worry about getting the kids home and in bed early for school the next day," one parent wrote. Another added that it would allow working parents to enjoy Halloween"without all the rushing, taking time off work to spend the evening with their children."
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